Author and founder
Majid Khan
Founder and editor of AirportCosts and owner of Prime Airport Transfer. Writes about London airport travel costs using airport and transport-operator sources.
About Majid
Majid Khan is the founder and editor of AirportCosts and the owner of Prime Airport Transfer, a London airport transfer company. He has spent years in the airport transfer industry, arranging and pricing journeys to and from Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Luton, and kept seeing the same problem: a cheap flight turns expensive the moment the airport journey is added, and travellers rarely have the full picture before they book.
He started AirportCosts to fix that. The site gives travellers a clear, independent breakdown of what it really costs to reach the capital's airports by train, coach, Underground, DART, car and private transfer, with the hidden extras like terminal drop-off charges and luggage friction spelled out next to the headline fare, not buried in the small print.
Majid maintains AirportCosts and checks material fee or service claims against operator and airport sources. Published transport fares can still change between reviews, so pages link to sources and tell travellers to confirm live figures before paying. Public alternatives remain visible when a sponsored transfer link appears.
Transparency: Majid also runs Prime Airport Transfer. Sponsored links to that business are labelled, and public transport remains visible. Readers should compare live totals rather than treating the commercial option as automatically cheaper or better.
Areas of expertise
Guides by Majid Khan
A selection of the cost guides and comparisons Majid has researched and published on AirportCosts.
How Majid checks the numbers
AirportCosts uses airport, train and coach operator publications and Transport for London as its primary sources. Published fees are distinguished from advance offers and prices that need a live check. Private-transfer options require an operator quote for the actual journey, vehicle and luggage; they are not treated as known fares in the calculator. Source dates describe the check, not a guarantee that a figure cannot change or contain an error. Read the methodology and editorial policy for the review and correction process.
Get in touch
Spotted an out-of-date fare or a fee that has changed? Email info@airportcosts.com with the page, the figure and an official source, and Majid will review it. More about the project on the about page.