Flights Heathrow Airport

Long Haul Flights & Airlines T3 T4 * Most long haul flights use Terminal Three (T3) for flying to & from destinations in the US, Asia & Africa. Over 40 airlines use terminal three including British Airways, Air Canada, Air Jamaica, Cathay Pacific, Korean Air & Singapore Airlines.

British Airways long-haul flights use Heathrow's Terminal 4 (T4). Other airlines flying from T4, including British Mediterranean, Kenya Airways, KLM, Qantas and TAT. A small number of longer-haul flights including Virgin Atlantics also operate from T2. European Flights & Airlines T2 & T4 London Heathrow Airport Terminal 2 (T2) is used for most flights to & from Europe. More than 30 airlines use T2, including Adria Airways, Cronus Air, Lufthansa, Olympic Airways, Uzbekistan Airways and Virgin Atlantic.

British Airways flights to Europe are the exception, some BA flights to Holland, Greece, Russia & France depart from T4. El Al Israel, Cyprus Airways, Finnair, Icelandair, LOT Polish Airlines & South African Airways depart from T1.

LHR Airport T2 European destinations include:

Spain - Barcelona, Madrid, Malaga Germany - Cologne, Dusseldorf, Hamburg Portugal - Faro Switzerland - Geneva France - Paris, Lyon Holland - Amsterdam Schipol Italy - Milan, Rome Prague Heathrow's Terminal 4 additional flights into Europe include:

Malta France - Nice, Paris Holland - Rotterdam

UK & Ireland Flights & Airlines T1

Most domestic flights use Terminal One (T1), the busiest terminal at the airport. T1 serves various airlines with flights to other UK airports including: Aer Lingus, Alliance, bmi british midland, British Airways, Manx Airlines, Virgin Express.

Low Cost Flights & Airlines

Heathrows status as main UK international hub airport means high landing charges & so fewer no-frills or budget airlines fly to & from Heathrow than Luton or Stanstead. As the large established airlines such as BMI are introducing their own low cost flights this situation may change with more cheap flights becoming available at major airports.

• Remember to check your departure or arrival terminal either on your tickets or with the airline.