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Stansted Arrival Alerts

Get a text when their Ryanair or EasyJet flight lands at STN.

Get a text when they land at STN

Airport Code

STN

Passengers/Year

28 million

Terminals

Single terminal

Exit Time

20-30 minutes after landing

About

Arriving at London Stansted Airport

Stansted is Ryanair's biggest UK base and a major EasyJet hub. The airport has a single terminal but long walking distances.

Most Stansted flights use remote stands, meaning a bus transfer after landing. Add 5-10 minutes for this before reaching the terminal.

The walk from arrivals to the train station or car parks is substantial. Budget 20-30 minutes from "landed" to actually meeting someone outside.

Stansted Express runs to Liverpool Street (47 minutes). For pickup by car, the mid stay car park is closest. The free drop-off zone is a 15-minute walk from the terminal.

Budget carrier schedules can shift more than legacy airlines. Delay alerts are useful for Stansted flights.

Pickup tip

Free drop-off zone is 15 minutes walk from terminal. Use mid stay for convenience.

How it works

Track STN arrivals.

1

Enter the flight number

Type the flight number for the arrival to STN.

2

Add your phone number

Enter the mobile number where you want to receive the alert.

3

Get a text when they land

We track the flight and text you when they touch down at London Stansted Airport.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

How do I know when a flight lands at Stansted?

Enter the flight number into SkyText. You'll get a text when the flight lands.

Why does Stansted take longer from landing to exit?

Many flights use remote stands (bus transfer) and the terminal has long walking distances.

Which airlines fly to Stansted?

Mainly Ryanair and EasyJet, plus Jet2 and other budget carriers.

Airlines at STN

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Tom Walsh
Tom Walsh

Founder, SkyText

Aviation lover who built SkyText because families deserve to know when someone lands safely. Has tracked more flights than he'd like to admit.