London City Airport has been awarded Best UK Airport in this year's Buying Business Travel Diamond Awards.
Voted for by Buying Business Travel's readership of business travel buyers, managers and arrangers, the annual awards are seen as among the most valued and respected of all the accolades, representing the views of those responsible for securing the best service and value from suppliers.
Richard Gooding, chief executive of London City Airport, commented on this most recent award: "This is the second time London City Airport has been awarded Best UK Airport by readers of Buying Business Travel. We have continued to successfully serve the business community for 21 years and it is an honour to be recognised as the leading airport for business travel in the country."
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