LHR
Local time
· 80 arrivals on the board
- 07:5408:10BA823Baggage claim
- 07:5808:20UA904Gate B49Baggage claim
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- 08:0208:35AA108Gate 5Baggage claim
- 08:0507:45BA204Cancelled
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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.
Tips for flying from London Heathrow Airport
Heathrow is one of the world’s busiest international hubs, so arrive early, especially for long-haul flights, school holidays and early-morning departures. Check baggage and liquid rules before security, and keep passports and travel documents ready for border checks. Terminal changes, road congestion and rail engineering works can affect journeys, so confirm your terminal and transport status before setting off.