LHR · Arrivals
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· 240 arrivals on the board
- 06:2106:50BA246On time
- 06:2306:25QR105On time
- 06:2406:30VS450On time
- 06:2606:55AA730Gate 40On time
- 06:2906:50BA174On time
- 06:3406:35AC854On time
- 06:3406:20CX255On time
- 06:3406:45DL58Gate 17On time
- 06:3806:55UA918Gate B35On time
- 06:3906:40BA194On time
- 06:4106:30AC866On time
- 06:4106:20BA216Delayed by 21 m
- 06:45BA52On time
- 06:4606:55BA765On time
- 06:4707:15VS46On time
- 06:4806:50BA294On time
- 06:4907:15UA14Gate B33On time
- 06:5206:45UA929Gate B49On time
- 06:5206:55GF7On time
- 06:5407:00EY61On time
- 06:5406:40BA158On time
- 06:5508:05VS6On time
- 06:5707:05EK7On time
- 06:5707:10DL16Gate 21On time
- 06:5907:30SV111On time
- 07:0106:50BA142On time
- 07:0206:35BA12Delayed by 27 m
- 07:0307:15VS104On time
- 07:0407:20VS303On time
- 07:0407:20AA106Gate 28On time
About LHR Airport
How do I get to and from London Heathrow Airport?
Heathrow is well connected to central London and the wider region by rail, Underground, road and coach services. The Heathrow Express and Elizabeth line run to London rail hubs, while the Piccadilly line provides a slower but widely used Underground option. National and local buses serve the airport, and taxis, ride-hailing pick-up areas, hotel shuttles and car rental desks are also commonly used.
How do the terminals work at London Heathrow Airport?
Heathrow operates several passenger terminals, currently Terminals 2, 3, 4 and 5, spread across the airport campus. Airlines are assigned to specific terminals, so check your flight before travelling. Each terminal has its own check-in, security, arrivals and baggage areas. Transfers can involve walking routes, airside connections or inter-terminal transport, so follow the airport’s Flight Connections signs and allow enough time.