Terminals Information +info
LHR Airport has the following terminals:
Terminal 2
It is the newest terminal in Heathrow Airport. It’s known as Queen’s Terminal and it’s mostly used by all Star Alliance airlines.
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It handles flight departures for long-distance routes to foreign carriers to Asia, United States and Canada.
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This terminal is exclusively used by Iberia and British Airways carriers. T5 it’s a four-storey main terminal building (Concourse A) and two satellite buildings which link to the main terminal through a people mover transit system (underground).
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Services +info
At London Heathrow Airport passengers will find the following services available:
- Restaurants and cafes
- Exchange Currency with Travelex
- ATMs
- Play areas
- Baby changing
- Public Phones
- Cell Phone rentals
- Chargers
- Pharmacies
- Ambulances
- Showers
Transport +info
See as follows the available means of transport from Heathrow Airport:
Train: A quick option to link Heathrow and London city. Heathrow Express connects to London Paddington and travel time is about 15 minutes, a really quick journey. There are more options available.
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Bus: Local buses operate from Heathrow to stations in west London and also Thames Valley. Buses to rail stations and long distance coaches are also available.
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Taxi: To pick up a taxi at the Airport get outside each terminal at the ranks. They are black vehicles and all taxis from Heathrow have wheelchair access. Travel time to London is about an hour.
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Underground: Piccadilly line is a good option to get to Central London in about 45 to 50 minutes.
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Transfers: If you want private transportation to and from London Heathrow Airport, you can book a transfer.
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Hire a car: Hiring a car in London Area is a great option to move around. Check our search engine to find the best offer for your car.
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Inter-terminal Transport: Need to transfer between terminals? Heathrow Airport offers bus, train and underground options to move freely.
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Contact
Address: 234 Bath Road, Harlington, Middlesex, UB3 5AP, Greater London TW6, UNITED KINGDOM
Telephone:+44 844 335 1801
Lost and Found center
Location: Terminal 3 and Terminal 5 (Mezzanine level of Heathrow Express Station).
Telephone: 0844 335 1801 (within UK) / +44 20 3761 1800 (international).
Lines open 10:30-16:30 (UK time).
Website: missingx.com
About London
London, the capital of the United Kingdom and the most populous city in England, is a vibrant metropolis steeped in history. Located along the River Thames, its origins date back over 2,000 years, when it was founded by the Romans and named Londinium. Initially established as a strategic crossing point and supply base during the Roman invasion of Britain, Londinium quickly grew into a major commercial hub and later became the provincial capital of Roman Britain.
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