Quick answer: Air France uses the South Terminal at Gatwick. This was checked against Gatwick Airport’s official airlines and terminals list in September 2026. Airlines occasionally change terminals, so confirm on your booking or boarding pass before you travel.
If you’re flying Air France from Gatwick, the terminal is the first thing to check. It decides where you’re dropped off and where your driver meets you when you come home. Below you’ll find the terminal, useful airline details and how a fixed-fare transfer works for Air France passengers. Our Gatwick airport taxi page covers every other Gatwick journey.
Air France at Gatwick: key facts
| Terminal | South Terminal |
| Airline code | AF |
| Alliance | SkyTeam |
| Home country | France |
About the South Terminal
The South Terminal sits alongside Gatwick railway station and is used by airlines including Ryanair, Jet2 and British Airways. A pre-booked car takes you straight to the South Terminal departures area. For pickup points, layout and drop-off details, see our Gatwick South Terminal taxi guide, or compare terminals in our North or South Terminal guide.
Getting to Air France at Gatwick by taxi
- Book with your flight number: it links your transfer to the right terminal.
- Work back from Air France’s check-in advice, then add the drive time and some margin for traffic.
- Mention bulky items such as pushchairs, golf bags or skis, which change the vehicle you need.
- Know the drop-off charge. Gatwick charges for forecourt drop-offs. Our drop-off charge guide explains it.
Arriving on a Air France flight
When you land on Air France, your driver follows the flight using your flight number and plans around the actual landing time. After passport control and baggage reclaim, you’ll meet at the agreed point, or in the arrivals hall if you’ve chosen meet and greet.
Connecting with SkyTeam partners
As a SkyTeam airline, Air France shares partnerships with other alliance members. If your trip combines Air France with a partner airline, check whether both legs use South Terminal or whether you’ll need to move between terminals, and build that time into your plans.
Choosing a vehicle for your Air France trip
| Travelling | Suggested vehicle |
|---|---|
| 1–2 passengers | Saloon, or executive for extra space |
| 3–4 passengers with holiday bags | Estate |
| Families of 5–7 | 7-seater |
| Groups of up to 8 | 8-seater |
See our Gatwick 8-seater page for details, or tell us your passenger and luggage numbers when you book.
Pre-booked transfer or other options?
Rank taxis are usually metered, app prices can rise at busy times, and trains may mean changes with your cases. A pre-booked Gatwick transfer gives you a fixed fare and a driver who follows your Air France flight. Compare the options in Gatwick minicab vs black cab and Gatwick taxi vs Uber.
Popular onward journeys
- Gatwick to Central London
- Gatwick and Heathrow connections
- Gatwick airport hotel transfers
- Gatwick to cruise ports
Frequently asked questions
Which terminal does Air France use at Gatwick?
Air France uses the South Terminal at Gatwick. Always check your booking in case of changes.
Can I get a taxi to Air France at South Terminal?
Yes. Book a fixed-fare transfer with your flight number and we’ll drop you at the South Terminal departures area.
What if my Air France flight is delayed?
If your flight number is in the booking, the driver tracks the flight and adjusts the pickup.
Can Air France change terminal?
It can happen. Terminal allocations occasionally change, which is why we recommend checking your booking or the airport’s website shortly before travel.
Flying Air France? Get a fixed-fare transfer to South Terminal with the booking form at the top of this page.