The Independent has studied the cost of parking in the ten largest airports in the UK.<\/p>\n
Two of the largest airports in the UK the airport in Manchester and London Gatwick<\/a> have increased prices by half. Birmingham Airport – increased parking by 57% in April compared with March.<\/p>\n Edmund King, president of the AA, said: “This is really outrageous and will be bad news for many parents of young children who need a car to get to the airport.”<\/p>\n Airports were also criticized for the fees they charge. Norwich, for example, collects 10 pounds “for the development of the airport.” Critics say that this is just a way to make air tickets look cheaper than they really are.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n The representative of Edinburgh Airport said: “Fluctuations in the cost of parking due to demand, particularly for parking in summer. We can not meet the demand for parking when it costs \u00a3 43 per week. ”<\/p>\n In some airports there was no festive price increase: prices in Stansted<\/a>, airports in Glasgow and Newcastle during the holidays and in the summer season do not change. At Heathrow Airport<\/a>, the week of parking costs \u00a3 73 almost all year round.<\/p>\n Birmingham: March 18th – \u00a3 37; April 1 – \u00a3 58; More by 57%<\/p>\n Bristol: March 18th – \u00a3 46; April 1 – \u00a3 64; More by 39%<\/p>\n Edinburgh: May 27 – \u00a3 43; June 3 – \u00a3 87; More by 102%<\/p>\n Gatwick<\/a>: March 18th – \u00a3 46; April 1 – \u00a3 69; More by 50%<\/p>\n![\"London](\"https:\/\/247london-airport-transfers.co.uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/04\/London-Airport-Transfers-Stansted-Airport.jpg\")
The cost of parking during school holidays and in the summer season:<\/h2>\n