About Heathrow Airport
Heathrow is the busiest international airport in the world, handling over 55 million passengers on more than 420,000 flights a year, with over 95 airlines flying to more than 185 destinations worldwide.
Heathrow airport is situated 15 miles west of central London. It has four terminals and two main runways. London Heathrow International Airport is situated west of London on the M4. Heathrow is the world's busiest international airport and the world's second busiest cargo port.
There are over 90 airlines based at LHR, all providing flights to both international and domestic destinations. LHR has four main terminals and there are plans to build a fifth to relieve pressure on the already very busy Terminal 1. The airport operates a host of passenger facilities and transportation options. Follow this link to book and get information on Heathrow airport parking.
There are over 90 airlines based at London Heathrow Airport, all providing flights to both international and domestic destinations. Major airlines include British Airways, Virgin, Cathay Pacfic, Emirates, United Airlines, Lufthansia, Iberia, Alitalia and Air France.
London Heathrow International Airport has a vast selection of restaurants and shops scattered throughout the four terminals. With such a large selection there is bound to be something here to satisfy each and every traveller's need. A selection of restaurants including Pizza Hut, Garfunkels, Harry Ramsden's and Burger King Express and Costa Coffee amongst others.
Amenities:
All the conveniences & inconveniences of a major international Airport. Plenty of shops - Terminal 4 looks more like a shopping mall.
Currency exhange & bank services at LHR guarantee availability of 50 currencies. Charges match or beat 4 UK clearing banks. BAA guarantees passengers at LHR will be able to buy up to £500 in 10 major currencies in each terminal at any time. If currency not available passengers receive balance or money & bonus payment of £500 in Sterling travellers checks.
Business Centre:
Conference/Board rooms, individual work stations & lounge, all with catering, showers, telephones, fax, computer facilities, photocopying and mobile phone hire.
Easy access for disabled. Situated in Queen's Building, access from walkway between Terminals 1 & 2.
Help Points for special needs
in car parks, terminal forecourts & baggage reclaim halls. Request free assistance for travel between terminals by calling on grey phone from Help Points. Skycap service FREE to those with disabilities, elderly people & those with children. Phones have induction loops for hard of hearing. Help & advice provided by Travel Care, 0181 745 7495, independent social work agency offering information, advice & counselling at Queen's Building. 9.30-4.30pm Mon- Sat or contact Information Desks.
Terminal 1
is for all domestic flights, most UK airline departures to Europe plus EL AL and South African Airways flights.
Terminal 2
is for most non-UK carriers' flights to Europe and some long haul destinations.
Terminal 3
is the long haul terminal for US, South American, Asian and Asia Pacific airlines plus most African carriers.
Terminal 4
is for British Airways long haul and Concorde flights and BA flights to Amsterdam, Athens, Paris, Moscow and Tel Aviv. KLM and Qantas also use T4.
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