This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are, how London Airport Taxi uses them on https://londonairport-taxi.com/, and how you can manage your preferences.
We follow UK GDPR and PECR requirements to ensure transparency and lawful use of cookies and similar technologies.
“Cookies” also includes other identifiers such as local storage, pixels, and similar tracking technologies where applicable.
2. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They help the site function, remember preferences, and improve performance.
Session cookies are deleted when you close your browser; persistent cookies remain until they expire or are deleted by you.
First-party cookies are set by our site; third-party cookies are set by external services (e.g., analytics, ads, live chat, maps, or booking tools).
3. Why We Use Cookies
To keep the website secure and functioning (navigation, forms, sessions, payments).
To remember your choices (e.g., pickup location, airport selection, saved details).
To understand site usage and improve speed, layout, and content.
To deliver relevant marketing and measure campaign performance where permitted.
4. Essential (Strictly Necessary) Cookies
Required for core functions such as session management, CSRF/anti-fraud protection, and our quote/booking engine.
These cookies do not store personally identifying information and cannot be switched off via our consent tool.
Blocking them via your browser may break key features (e.g., bookings and payments).
5. Performance & Analytics Cookies
Used to collect aggregated, anonymised statistics (pages viewed, time on page, clicks, errors) so we can improve the site.
Examples include Google Analytics cookies (e.g., _ga, _gid) and UX tools that help us understand navigation patterns.
You can opt out of non-essential analytics via our cookie banner or your browser settings.
6. Functional Cookies
Remember preferences such as language, airport selections, and previously entered form data to speed up future quotes.
Enhance convenience without being strictly necessary for the site to run.
Disabling them may reduce personalisation but the site should still work.
7. Advertising & Remarketing Cookies
Used to show relevant ads to visitors who have previously interacted with our site (e.g., Google Ads, Meta/Facebook Pixel).
Help limit ad frequency, measure conversions, and improve campaign relevance.