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Heathrow Airport Guide:
Heathrow airport is owned and run by Heathrow Airport Limited, a subsidiary company of BAA plc, the world's largest privatized airports company.
Heathrow is the busiest international airport in the world, handling 58 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 Airport has four terminals 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.
Heathrow airport is situated 15 miles west of central London. It has four terminals and two main runways.
There are many ways of reaching Heathrow including a wide network of coach services and local buses, London Underground and the new Heathrow Express.
If you plan to drive and park at the airport be sure to not leave any valuables on display to avoid having to make any unnecessary claims on your car insurance cover.
Choose how your transportation system to reach Heathrow Airport:
Terminals:
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Airbus:
Heathrow is served by Airbus Express and Airbus Direct, providing limited stop services via West End hotels into central London.
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