This is the Stansted Airport drop-off charge 2026 practical guide — covering everything the basic charge guide misses. The Stansted airport drop off fee is £10 for 15 minutes and £28 for 30 minutes (from 19 March 2026) at the Express Set Down zone, and paying it is not the issue most experienced Stansted drivers face. The issues are: which hour to arrive, which postcode the satnav needs, what happens with a hire car PCN, whether covered bays exist when it rains, and whether the charge is the same on bank holidays. For anyone booking a taxi to Stansted Airport with Gatwick Taxi Transfer — the Stansted taxi drop-off included in every Stansted fixed price taxi fare means the £10 charge is inside the confirmed booking amount, and none of what follows in this guide is your problem. For everyone else, this is what matters.
The basic charge guides cover the £10 fee, the ANPR system, and the Mid-Stay free option. This guide covers everything they miss: the exact hours and days when Stansted Express Set Down is fastest and slowest, the lane-by-lane M11 approach with postcode confusion explained, what happens when a hire car gets the PCN, foreign plates, ANPR camera failures, rain and covered set-down options, Ryanair vs easyJet timing differences, special assistance passengers, the VIP zone question (it does not exist), whether the charge applies on bank holidays, and how Uber handles the Express Set Down differently from a pre-booked taxi.
Best time to drop off at Stansted: Weekdays before 06:00 and between 10:30 and 13:00 are the fastest windows — Express Set Down bays turn over quickly and queue time is under 2 minutes. Worst time: Friday 14:00 to 19:00 and Monday 05:30 to 09:30. School holiday Monday mornings are the worst single slot of the year — late July and August Monday departures between 05:00 and 08:00 see the longest Express Set Down queues, driven by Ryanair and easyJet package holiday departures. Stansted handles 12 to 14 million passengers per year with a single terminal — all peak demand concentrates on one drop-off zone.
Satnav postcode confusion — the most common mistake: The generic Stansted Airport postcode CM24 1QX routes to the main car park approach, not the terminal kerbside. For Express Set Down: use CM24 1QW. For Mid-Stay free shuttle: CM24 1EY. For Airport Station: CM24 1RU. Entering the wrong postcode on a first visit can route you into the Long Stay car park system with no easy exit without payment. CM24 1QW is the only correct input for kerbside terminal drop-off.
Hire car PCN: If you drop off at Stansted in a hire car and forget to pay the £10 Express Set Down charge, the £100 PCN goes to the hire company as registered keeper. The hire company charges the customer £100 plus an admin fee of £25 to £50. Total avoidable cost: £125 to £150. Always pay pay.stanstedairport.com by midnight even in a hire car — the admin fee doubles the effective penalty.
Bank holidays and Christmas: The £10 Express Set Down charge applies every day of the year including bank holidays, Christmas Day and New Year's Day. No reduced rate, no waived charge, no festive exemption. However, bank holiday Monday mornings at Stansted are often significantly quieter than standard Mondays — M11 is clearer and queue times in Express Set Down are shorter. The charge is the same; the experience is better.
Uber at Stansted — not the same as a pre-booked taxi: Uber drivers use the same Express Set Down zone as everyone else. The £10 ANPR charge is added to the passenger's bill after the journey — not in the upfront estimate shown in the app. On peak Stansted days, Uber surge pricing can add 40 to 80% on top of the base fare, and the drop-off charge adds another £10 on checkout. A pre-booked fixed-fare Gatwick Taxi Transfer includes the £10 inside the confirmed price at booking. What the booking confirmation says is what you pay.
Best and Worst Times to Drop Off at Stansted — Hour by Hour, Day by Day
The best time to drop off at Stansted Airport is any weekday morning before 06:00. The M11 is clear, the Express Set Down bays are uncongested, and the 15-minute window is easily achieved even with large luggage. The second best window is 10:30 to 13:00 on weekdays — the early wave of morning departures has cleared security and the next peak has not yet built. Stansted drop off timing matters more than at most London airports because there is only one terminal and one Express Set Down zone — all peak demand compresses into a single kerbside.
Monday 05:30–09:30 — package holiday departures. Stansted's busiest Monday morning slot. Families with maximum luggage, early Ryanair to Faro and Malaga.
School holiday Mondays — late July, August, half-term Mondays. Worst slots of the year. Add 20 min buffer on top of normal peak estimate.
Sunday 09:00–13:00 — weekend leisure departures. Ryanair and easyJet Sunday morning flights to Europe. Manageable but not quiet.
Saturday 05:30–08:00 — early package holiday departures. Lighter than Friday peak but still busy.
Weekdays 10:30–13:00 — post-morning-peak window. Business travel lull. Bays clear within 1–2 min wait.
Sunday before 09:00 — quietest full-day slot. Midday Sunday departures minimal at Stansted.
Ryanair vs easyJet Check-In Close Times — Why It Matters for Drop-Off
Most Stansted drop-off timing mistakes happen because drivers underestimate the check-in close window. Ryanair closes check-in 40 minutes before departure — not 30. A 06:10 Ryanair to Alicante closes at 05:30. If your passenger lands at the Express Set Down at 05:22, they have 8 minutes to get through check-in before the desk closes. The Express Set Down drop takes 5 minutes minimum at quiet times. That is not enough margin.
easyJet closes check-in 30 minutes before departure — 10 minutes more lenient than Ryanair. A 07:00 easyJet to Malaga closes at 06:30. An 05:45 drop-off gives 45 minutes — comfortable. The practical difference: for Ryanair departures, build in an extra 10 minutes compared to easyJet at the same departure time. The standard rule — arrive at Stansted terminal 2 hours before departure for checked bags — covers both carriers, but many passengers cutting it to 90 minutes for easyJet are running dangerously tight for Ryanair.
| Departure time | Carrier | Check-in closes | Latest safe drop | Recommended drop | Queue risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06:10 | Ryanair | 05:30 | 05:20 | 04:45 | None — M11 clear |
| 07:00 | easyJet | 06:30 | 06:15 | 05:30 | None — pre-peak |
| 08:00 | Ryanair | 07:20 | 07:05 | 06:30 | Light — building |
| 09:00 | Ryanair | 08:20 | 08:05 | 07:15 | Moderate |
| 14:00 | Ryanair | 13:20 | 13:05 | 12:00 | Light — midday lull |
| 17:00 Fri | Any | 16:20 | 16:05 | 14:30 | High — Friday peak M11 |
M11 to Stansted Drop-Off — Exact Approach Routes, Postcodes and Common Wrong Turns
Satnav Postcodes — Which One to Use and Why It Matters
The most common first-visit mistake at Stansted is the wrong satnav postcode. There are four distinct entrance points at Stansted with four different postcodes — entering the wrong one adds a loop that costs 8 to 15 minutes and sometimes an accidental entry into a paid car park.
M11 Junction 8 — Approach from South (London) and North (Cambridge)
M11 Junction 8 is the correct exit for all Stansted Airport traffic. The junction itself is straightforward — a large roundabout with clear brown 'Stansted Airport' signage. What matters is what happens after.
| Coming from | M11 direction | J8 roundabout exit | Road | Destination postcode | Time from J8 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| London / South | Northbound | A120 east (2nd exit) | Terminal Road North | CM24 1QW (Express Set Down) | 4–6 min |
| London / South | Northbound | A120 east (2nd exit) | Terminal Road South | CM24 1EY (Mid-Stay) | 5–7 min |
| Cambridge / Harlow / North | Southbound | A120 east (3rd exit) | Terminal Road North | CM24 1QW (Express Set Down) | 4–6 min |
| Bishop's Stortford / A11 | A120 west | Follow airport signs east | Terminal Road North | CM24 1QW | 8–12 min |
| Harlow A414 bypass | A414 north | Join A120 at Takeley | Terminal Road North | CM24 1QW | 12–18 min from Harlow |
A120 Roundabout — Which Lane and Which Exit
At the main A120/Airport roundabout immediately after J8, there are four exits. Drivers unfamiliar with the layout often miss the correct one and loop. The Express Set Down (CM24 1QW) is reached via the exit signposted 'Terminal — Drop-Off' or 'Express Set Down' — not the general 'Car Parks' exit which routes to Short Stay and Long Stay. If you see a 'Car Parks' sign and follow it, you will be on Terminal Road South heading toward Mid-Stay and Short Stay — the correct zone for free shuttle but not for kerbside drop-off. You will need to loop back, adding 5 to 8 minutes and potential confusion with ANPR camera triggers on Terminal Road South.
Can You Stop on the A120 to Drop Someone Off?
No. The A120 approaching Stansted Airport is a dual carriageway with a 70mph speed limit in places and a 50mph limit near the airport roundabout. Stopping on the A120 to drop a passenger — even briefly — is illegal under the Highway Code and subject to a fine. There is no lay-by or safe stopping area on the A120 airport approach. The only legal drop-off points are inside the designated zones: Express Set Down, Mid-Stay, or Airport Station forecourt. Drivers who stop on the A120 also risk blocking traffic at one of the busiest approach roads in the East of England airport network.
Stansted ANPR Edge Cases — Hire Cars, Foreign Plates, Camera Failures and Disputes
Rain, Special Assistance, Sports Luggage and Other Specific Drop-Off Situations
Stansted Drop-Off in the Rain — Covered and Uncovered Bays
The Stansted Express Set Down zone is partially covered. The first two rows of kerbside bays — those closest to the terminal entrance doors — sit under a roof canopy attached to the terminal building. Bays in rows 3 and beyond are open to the elements. On a heavy rain day, the covered bays fill first and are held by drivers who circle or wait for them rather than using an uncovered bay. This adds queue time in wet weather. The practical options:
Use a covered bay and accept 1 to 3 minutes of additional queue time waiting for one to clear. Use an uncovered bay immediately — passenger gets wet during the 15 to 20 seconds of luggage unloading and the walk to the terminal door (approximately 20 metres from the outer bays). Use the Airport Station (CM24 1RU) — the covered walkway from the station concourse to the terminal check-in level is entirely roofed and step-free. Good for passengers with manageable luggage who are not in a hurry. The Mid-Stay shuttle is also covered at Zone M and at the terminal end.
Special Assistance Passengers — How Drop-Off Works
Passengers requiring special assistance — wheelchair users, passengers with reduced mobility, those requiring a lift or ambulift — should notify their airline at least 48 hours before departure. At Stansted, the special assistance team meets passengers at the terminal kerbside in the Express Set Down zone. The correct procedure for the driver is to pull into a standard Express Set Down bay, not into any designated disabled bay — the special assistance team will come to the vehicle. The 15-minute window is sufficient for a standard assisted drop-off.
If the passenger has a powered wheelchair or other large mobility equipment that takes additional time to unload, contact the airport accessibility team in advance on 0844 335 1803 to confirm whether the standard 15-minute window is adequate. In some cases, staff can arrange an extended kerbside stop with prior notice. Gatwick Taxi Transfer has experience with assisted drop-offs at Stansted — the driver stays at the vehicle and assists with equipment while special assistance staff handle the passenger. The £10 charge is inside the fixed fare regardless of additional time spent within the 15-minute window.
Oversized and Sports Luggage — What Changes at Drop-Off
Skis, surfboards, golf bags, bicycles in boxes, and other oversized sporting equipment do not change the drop-off zone or the charge. The Express Set Down charge is per vehicle and per time, not per item. However, oversized items add significant unloading time — a bicycle box requires the boot fully open, often with the rear seats folded, and cannot be unloaded as quickly as suitcases. Allow the full 15-minute window if dropping with oversized sports luggage, and consider whether you need an estate car or MPV for the journey (important for the return journey with luggage that arrived flat-packed).
One practical note: bikes and surfboards going as hold luggage must be checked at the oversized baggage desk, which is inside the terminal but separate from standard check-in desks. The passenger needs to walk the oversized item from the kerbside into the terminal — some items require a trolley. Stansted trolleys are available at the terminal entrance at no charge. Plan for 3 to 5 extra minutes of kerbside time for oversized sports luggage.
Pet Cargo and Freight — Completely Separate from Passenger Terminal
Pets travelling as cargo (not in-cabin) use Stansted's dedicated cargo and freight terminal, which is on the north side of the airfield — a completely separate building from the passenger terminal. The cargo terminal postcode is CM24 1RQ — not CM24 1QW. If you are dropping a pet for cargo shipping or collecting animal imports, do not enter the Express Set Down zone — it has no connection to the cargo facility and the ANPR charge applies regardless. The cargo terminal has its own parking and access road accessed via Norman Road, Stansted Mountfitchet.
Multiple Vehicles Dropping Off Simultaneously
Two or more vehicles from the same group can enter the Express Set Down simultaneously — each is tracked separately by the ANPR. Each vehicle generates a separate £10 charge. There is no family or group discount. If a large group is travelling together and splitting across two cars, a single MPV or minibus taxi absorbs one £10 charge for all passengers. A group of 8 in two saloon cars pays £20 in drop-off charges; the same group in one minibus pays £10 — already inside the fixed fare.
Bank Holidays, VIP Zones, Meet and Greet, and the Questions No Other Guide Answers
Does the Stansted Drop-Off Charge Apply on Bank Holidays?
Yes — the £10 Express Set Down charge applies on all days of the year including bank holidays, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day. There is no holiday rate, no waived charge, and no seasonal pricing. The ANPR operates continuously every day.
One genuinely useful observation: bank holiday Mondays at Stansted are typically much quieter than standard Mondays. The M11 is clearer, the Express Set Down bays turn over faster, and check-in queues are shorter. The charge is the same £10 but the experience of a bank holiday drop-off is often noticeably better than an August Monday peak morning drop-off that also costs £10.
| Date / Period | Drop-off charge | M11 congestion | Express Set Down queue | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bank holiday Monday (general) | £10 standard | Light | Short | Typically much quieter than regular Monday |
| Christmas Eve 24 Dec | £10 standard | Heavy | Long | One of the busiest single days at Stansted |
| Christmas Day 25 Dec | £10 standard | Very light | Very short | Few commercial flights — minimal congestion |
| New Year's Eve 31 Dec | £10 standard | Heavy evening | Moderate | Peak party charter flights — afternoon busy |
| August school holiday Mon | £10 standard | Very heavy | Very long | Worst window of 2026 — leave 35 min earlier |
| Bank holiday Monday morning | £10 standard | Light | Short | Better experience than normal days |
Does Stansted Have a VIP or Premium Drop-Off Zone?
No. Stansted Airport does not have a VIP drop-off zone, a premium kerbside area, or a dedicated chauffeur set-down point separate from the standard Express Set Down. All vehicles — private cars, pre-booked executive taxis, chauffeur cars, and standard taxis — use the same kerbside bays at CM24 1QW. There is no fast-track access, no designated premium bays, and no separate ANPR system for higher-tier services.
This is a meaningful difference from Heathrow, where Terminal 5 has a dedicated chauffeur entrance on the southern side, and Terminal 2 has a separate arrivals chauffeur area. Stansted's single-terminal layout means all drop-off traffic uses the same kerbside regardless of service level. For executive and business travel, the advantage of a pre-booked taxi is not a different physical zone — it is the fixed price, named driver, professional service, and certainty of the £10 charge being inside the fare.
Meet and Greet at Stansted — What It Means and What It Does Not
Meet and greet at Stansted refers to two different things depending on context. For outbound passengers being dropped off: a pre-booked taxi with meet and greet means the driver comes to the passenger's home or address, loads luggage, and drops at the terminal kerbside. There is no in-terminal meet for departing passengers — check-in is handled by the passenger independently after the kerbside drop.
For arriving passengers being collected: meet and greet means the driver enters the terminal arrivals hall and meets the passenger inside with a name board — not waiting in Short Stay and calling when the passenger exits. Gatwick Taxi Transfer provides in-terminal meet and greet for all Stansted arrivals — driver inside the arrivals hall, 60 minutes free waiting from actual landing, automatic flight tracking. The Short Stay collection charge for this service is inside the confirmed fare.
Meet and greet parking at Stansted (also called valet parking) is a separate product offered by some parking companies — the passenger drives to a meeting point, hands keys to a valet, and the car is parked remotely. This has no connection to a taxi meet and greet service. If you see 'Stansted meet and greet parking' in search results, it refers to the car storage product, not a chauffeur drop-off service.
Can I Wait in the Express Set Down if My Passenger Is Late?
No. The Express Set Down is for active unloading only — not waiting. Marshals on duty will ask drivers to move if they are stationary with no passenger unloading in progress. Waiting in the zone also means the ANPR timer is running: 15 minutes of waiting costs £10, 30 minutes of waiting costs £28. If your passenger is not ready, do not enter the zone. Wait on the approach road outside the ANPR entry point, receive a confirmation message from the passenger that they are at the terminal entrance, and then enter. The 15-minute window starts when you cross the ANPR entry camera — not when you leave home.
Stansted Airport Taxi Fares 2026 — Drop-Off Charge Included in Every Fixed Price
For passengers choosing between driving themselves and booking a taxi to Stansted Airport, the key number is the all-in cost. Gatwick Taxi Transfer Stansted airport taxi fares include the £10 Express Set Down charge inside the confirmed price at booking. The Stansted taxi drop-off included means there is no separate payment at pay.stanstedairport.com, no midnight deadline to remember, no PCN risk from a forgotten payment, and no hire car admin fee exposure. Stansted drop-off included in fare — the price on the booking confirmation is the total.
The cheapest taxi to Stansted from nearby areas starts from £15 for Bishop's Stortford (3 miles) with the £10 charge inside. Stansted airport taxi fares from Central London start from £60 all-in. A Stansted fixed price taxi — whether saloon, MPV or minibus — does not change in price based on traffic, time of day, or M11 conditions. If the driver takes the A414 Harlow bypass on a Friday afternoon, the fare is the same as if the M11 was clear.
| From | Distance | Saloon from | MPV from | Drop-off | Journey time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bishop's Stortford | 3 miles | £15 | £22 | Included | 8–12 min |
| Harlow | 10 miles | £25 | £35 | Included | 18–25 min |
| Cambridge | 30 miles | £60 | £75 | Included | 35–50 min |
| North/East London | 35 miles | £50 | £65 | Included | 40–60 min |
| Central London | 40 miles | £60 | £78 | Included | 50–75 min |
| Hertfordshire (SG/AL) | 20 miles | £38 | £52 | Included | 28–40 min |
| Essex (CM/SS) | 25 miles | £42 | £58 | Included | 30–45 min |
How Uber Handles the Stansted Drop-Off Charge vs a Pre-Booked Taxi
Uber drivers at Stansted use the standard Express Set Down zone. They enter, drop the passenger, exit, and pay the £10 via pay.stanstedairport.com like any other driver. The Uber platform then adds this charge to the passenger's bill at the end of the journey — as a separate line item after the base fare. This means the fare displayed in the Uber app when you book is not the total you pay. The confirmed Uber fare plus £10 express set-down recovery is the actual total.
On peak days, Uber surge pricing on the Stansted corridor compounds this: a 1.8x surge on a base £45 Central London fare becomes £81, plus the £10 drop-off recovery, for a total of £91. A pre-booked Gatwick Taxi Transfer saloon from Central London to Stansted is £60 fixed — the £10 is inside that number, surge pricing does not exist, and the confirmed amount on the booking page is the total. No adjustments after the journey.
For Stansted drop-off for disabled passengers using Uber Assist: Uber Assist drivers are licensed private hire vehicles and use the same Express Set Down zone. The accessibility support from an Uber Assist driver is driver-dependent and not guaranteed in the same way as a dedicated special assistance booking through the airline. For passengers with significant mobility needs, a dedicated pre-booked transfer with confirmed driver experience and in-airport assistance coordination is the more reliable option.
| Factor | Gatwick Taxi Transfer | Uber | Driving yourself |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drop-off charge | Inside fixed fare | Added post-trip | Must pay online by midnight |
| Price certainty | Fixed at booking | Surge risk | Fuel + parking |
| PCN risk | Zero — driver handles | Low — Uber usually pays | High if midnight missed |
| Named driver | Confirmed + WhatsApp | Random assignment | N/A |
| Surge pricing | None — ever | Yes — 1.5x to 2.5x peak | N/A |
| Friday M11 bypass | Driver knows A414 | Satnav only | Satnav only |
| Special assistance | Pre-arranged | Variable by driver | Self-managed |
| Pre-5am availability | 24/7 confirmed | Variable — no guarantee | Yes (self-drive) |
Before 06:00 on any day — M11 clear, Express Set Down empty, 15-minute window easily met. Second best: weekdays 10:30–13:00. Worst: Friday 14:00–19:00 and August school holiday Mondays 05:00–09:00. The charge is £10 regardless of time — the difference is queue time.
CM24 1QW for Express Set Down kerbside drop-off. CM24 1EY for Mid-Stay free shuttle. CM24 1RU for Airport Station. Do not use CM24 1QX — it is the generic airport postcode and routes to the car park, not the terminal.
The hire company as registered keeper receives the £100 PCN and charges it to the customer plus an admin fee (£25–£50). Always pay pay.stanstedairport.com before midnight even in a hire car — failing costs £125 to £150 instead of £10.
Yes — £10 for 15 min and £28 for 30 min applies every day including bank holidays, Christmas and New Year. No discount, no waiver. Bank holiday Mondays are usually much quieter than regular Mondays despite the same charge.
Partially — the first two rows of Express Set Down bays are covered by a canopy. Outer rows are open. For full cover: Airport Station (CM24 1RU) has a covered walkway to check-in, and Mid-Stay Zone M shuttle stop is covered.
No. Stansted has no separate VIP, premium or chauffeur drop-off zone. All vehicles use the same Express Set Down kerbside at CM24 1QW. This differs from Heathrow T5 which has a dedicated chauffeur entrance.
Yes — ANPR reads EU and non-EU plates. The £10 charge applies to all vehicles. PCNs for unpaid charges are sent to the registered foreign address. Hire companies recover charges from customers regardless of vehicle origin.
Uber drivers use the Express Set Down and the £10 charge is added to the passenger's bill after the journey — not included in the upfront quote. On peak days, Uber surge pricing plus the £10 recovery can make a pre-booked fixed-fare taxi significantly cheaper.
No — it is a drop-off zone only. Marshals ask stationary vehicles to move. Waiting also runs the ANPR clock: 15 minutes waiting costs £10, 30 minutes costs £28. Wait outside the ANPR entry point until passenger confirms they are at the terminal entrance.
No charge is auto-generated if the camera fails. Staff review unclear images. If you receive an incorrect PCN due to ANPR failure, appeal via apcoa.co.uk with your visit date, time and a clear plate photo. Response within 28 days.
"Used Gatwick Taxi Transfer for Stansted drop-off after getting a £100 PCN the week before when I forgot to pay online. This time the £10 was already inside the fare — driver handled everything. He also took the A414 bypass because the M11 was slow from Harlow. Got there 12 minutes earlier than my satnav said. Will never do Stansted any other way."
"My mother uses a wheelchair and I was worried about the timing at Stansted Express Set Down. The Gatwick Taxi Transfer driver pulled into the covered bay — it was raining — and the special assistance team met us at the kerbside. All done in 13 minutes. £10 already in the fare. Could not have been easier."
- checkBest drop-off time: before 06:00 any day. Worst: Friday 14:00–19:00 and August school holiday Mondays 05:00–09:00. Bank holidays quieter than standard Mondays despite same £10 charge.
- checkCorrect satnav postcode: CM24 1QW (Express Set Down). CM24 1EY (Mid-Stay). CM24 1RU (Station). CM24 1QX is wrong — routes to car park, not terminal.
- checkRyanair closes check-in 40 minutes before departure — 10 minutes earlier than easyJet (30 min). Add 10 extra minutes to departure buffer for Ryanair vs easyJet at the same slot.
- checkHire car PCN = £100 + £25–£50 admin fee. Always pay pay.stanstedairport.com before midnight even in a hire car. CM24 1QW ANPR logs all plates regardless of hire company.
- checkNo VIP zone at Stansted. All vehicles — including executive taxis and chauffeur cars — use the same Express Set Down kerbside at CM24 1QW.
- checkCovered bays: first two rows only. Outer rows uncovered. Airport Station (CM24 1RU) and Mid-Stay Zone M both fully covered in rain.
- checkUber adds the £10 charge post-trip — not in the upfront quote. Surge pricing plus £10 recovery can exceed a fixed-fare pre-booked taxi on peak days.
- checkBook at gatwicktaxitransfer.com or WhatsApp 020 3617 7825. All Stansted fares include £10 drop-off. No midnight deadline. No PCN risk. Named driver. TfL PCO licensed. 4.8/5 Trustpilot.
Stansted Drop-Off Included — Book a Fixed-Price Taxi
£10 Express Set Down inside every fare. No midnight payment deadline. No PCN risk. Driver knows A414 bypass. Named driver confirmed. 24/7 including 03:30 Ryanair pickups.
