Infographic Cake London Gatwick Airport 60th Anniversary

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Gatwick Airport is the world's busiest single runway airport as well as the first airport in the world to combine air, road and train travel in a single unit. These are just some of the many impressive statistics for Gatwick Airport and the concept is to show these in the cake!




Michelle started by carving layered of vanilla sponge cakes sandwiched with generous buttercream and covered with sugar paste for the main airport tower. She also made the arches for the North and South Terminal as well as the iconic bridge.

She also designed and printed the impressive InfoGraphic into edible icing which then later used to cover the sponge cake.

To top it off she also installed LED strips showing messages to congratulate Gatwick's 60th Anniversary.


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