Gatwick reopens south terminal as airlines ramp up schedules

The video discusses the current state of passenger traffic through the South terminal, highlighting an expected increase from 80,000 to over 150,000 passengers per day as travel ramps up in the coming months. It provides an update on the easing of pandemic-related travel restrictions, noting that travel is now similar to pre-pandemic conditions with no passenger locator forms or testing required. The video also addresses the strong demand for travel, driven by people eager to travel after being unable to do so during the pandemic, resulting in high load factors on aircraft.

What is the expected number of passengers traveling through the South terminal today?

How many passengers are expected to travel per day by July, August, and September?

What restrictions were mentioned regarding travel due to the pandemic?

What is the current requirement for travelers coming back into the UK?

What does the term 'pent up demand' refer to in the context of travel?