Google Street View goes inside Gatwick Anyone with a computer, smart phone or tablet can now take a virtual tour of the London hub. While the sight of luggage from Milan-Malpensa being delivered to baggage reclaim number four may not excite many, it is hoped the tool could come in handy for holidaymakers due to travel. "We've worked closely with Google to make these new mapping services as comprehensive and detailed as possible," said Michael Ibbitson, Chief Information Officer at Gatwick Airport. As part of Gatwick's £1.2 billion investment programme we're continually looking to innovate and improve the passenger experience and this latest technological development will make it easier than ever for passengers to make a speedier trip or the most of their time at the airport. Other mundane airport sights spotted by Telegraph Travel included scores of holidaymakers recently returned from Mallorca milling around baggage reclaim number two, bored looking bureau de change staff, a notice reminding people to "face direction of travel" on the conveyor belts, a taxi driver holding up a sign at arrivals, and a long queue to board a flight at gate 12. We also spotted a yawning airport worker, someone who had accidentally dropped their suitcase, a pretty butterfly mural, two youngsters tucking into a McDonalds Happy Meal and lots of people staring at their mobile phones. The view inside customs is obscured. Click here to explore it yourself. And tell us if you spot anything noteworthy (comments below, or email travelviews@telegraph.co.uk).