
LF-01What the chauffeur does before you land at Biggin Hill
What the chauffeur does before you land at Biggin Hill
A meet is a person inside the Biggin Hill building holding a board for Tunbridge Wells. That is the entire definition of a Tunbridge Wells meet, and it is why the chauffeur parks properly rather than holding on a forecourt at Biggin Hill hoping to be waved through.
Bags come out of the boot and go to the door rather than onto the A264 pavement. At one in the morning in Tunbridge Wells that matters considerably more than it sounds like it should.
- Biggin Hill car park found and paid for before the Tunbridge Wells chauffeur walks in
- Indicative 30-45 minutes back into Tunbridge Wells
- Waiting from touchdown at Biggin Hill built into the Tunbridge Wells transfer
- Bags taken from the Biggin Hill trolley to the boot and on to Tunbridge Wells






