June 18, 2026
Heathrow Airport currently operates four passenger terminals: Terminal 2, Terminal 3, Terminal 4, and Terminal 5. Each terminal serves different airlines and destinations, making it important to confirm your terminal before travelling.
Terminal 2, also known as The Queen's Terminal, is primarily used by Star Alliance airlines and several other international carriers. Terminal 3 handles a wide range of long-haul and international flights, while Terminal 4 serves various international airlines and destinations. Terminal 5 is the main hub for British Airways and is one of the airport's busiest terminals.
Knowing your departure or arrival terminal in advance can help make your airport journey smoother and reduce the risk of delays. Airlines can occasionally change terminals, so it's always a good idea to check your flight details before travelling.
When booking an airport transfer with 1ST Airport Taxis Ltd, providing your flight information allows us to ensure you are dropped off or collected at the correct Heathrow terminal. Our experienced drivers are familiar with all Heathrow Airport terminals and their designated pickup and drop-off areas.
If you're unsure which terminal your airline uses, simply provide your flight details when booking and our team will be happy to assist with your travel arrangements.