Heathrow Airport Flight Arrivals




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Flight Arrivals Online



To find out when a flight is due to arrive use the BAA live flight arrivals information system:

Heathrow Flight Arrivals

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Mobile Flight Arrivals



You can now track flight times using the BAA's mobile service, called Flying Messenger.

Designed for mobile phones and hand held computers, the mobile service gives you access to the most up to date flight information wherever you are in the UK. You can get the instant status of any scheduled flight arriving or departing from all BAA airports. All you have to do is text the airport code and flight number (for example, LHR123) to 82222, and you will shortly receive a text message back with the current status of that flight. You could also use Flying Messenger Plus, which is an enhanced service of Flying Messenger that provides you with updates of your flight over a 12 hour period.

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Arrivals Information



Heathrow Airport has four terminals:

Terminal 1 handles all domestic flights to destinations in the UK and Ireland. There are also some European and long-haul flights that operate from terminal 1, including flights to places such as San Francisco in the USA and Cape Town in South Africa. Most UK airlines operate from this terminal along with other airlines including:

  • Aer Lingus
  • Asiana Airlines
  • Cyprus Airways
  • El Al Israel Airlines
  • Finnair
  • LOT Polish Airlines
  • South African Airways
  • Transaero Airlines
Terminal 2 mainly deals with flights to European destinations, there are also a few long-haul flights operating from this terminal. Many European airlines operate from this terminal along with other airlines including:
  • Aeroflot
  • Air New Zealand
  • Air Seychelles
  • China Eastern
  • Royal Air Maroc
  • Sudan Airways
  • Syrianair
  • Uzbekistan Airways
  • Varig Brazilian Airlines
  • Yemenia Yemen Airways
Terminal 3 mainly deals with long-haul flights for US, South America, Asian and Asia Pacific airlines plus many African and Australasian airlines. Terminal 3 also operates some flights to Europe.

Terminal 4 deal with long haul and European flights, and are mainly operated by British Airways and KLM. They operate flights to destinations in the USA, Canada, Asia, Australia, Africa and European destinations such as Paris and Amsterdam.

Car hire and taxis are available at all 4 terminals. See taxi and car hire information pages.

Information and ticket desks are in the arrivals areas of all 4 terminals.

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