Heathrow Airport
Arrivals

Heathrow Arrivals Information

Since the closure of Terminal 1, Heathrow Airport has 4 terminals:

Terminal 2

Along with Terminal 5, it now also deals with domestic flights. It reopened on the 4th of June 2014 and is home to many airlines including:

Terminal 3

T3 mainly deals with long-haul flights for US, South America, and Asia, as well as some flights to Europe.

Terminal 4

T4 deals with long haul and European flights, operated mainly by Delta, Air India and KLM. They operate flights to destinations in the USA, Canada, Asia, Australia, Africa and Europe.

Terminal 5

T5 is occupied solely by British Airways and Iberia (Including Iberia Express).

This information is subject to change. If you are not sure which terminal you need, please check with your airline.

What are some of the changes to arrivals due to Brexit?

As Brexit has officially taken place now and the UK is no longer part of the EU, you will notice some changes when you arrive at the airport. Some of these changes include:

• Removal of the EU lane, which will now be replaced with “goods to declare” or "nothing to declare"
• If you're an EU citizen, you will still be asked to have your ID checked like before and might also be asked about the purpose of your journey.
• If you're an EU citizen not living in the UK, you could now be required to have a “permitted paid engagement” visa if you're coming to the UK for work reasons

Please note that, though these are some of the changes, we recommend that you always check the rules before booking as they could be ever-changing.