Heathrow Terminal 2 Transfers

Inside the T2 arrivals hall, near the exit from customs, holding a board with your name on it. There is only one arrivals hall at this terminal, so there is no question of which part of the building to head for.

Most Star Alliance members, including Lufthansa, United, Air Canada, Singapore Airlines, SAS, TAP and Turkish Airlines, along with Aer Lingus and Icelandair. Airlines are reassigned from time to time, so check the terminal on your boarding pass before you travel.

It is Terminal 2's formal name, given when the rebuilt terminal opened in 2014. It stands on the site of Heathrow's original 1955 passenger building, which makes T2 both the oldest location at the airport and the newest building.

A satellite pier used for additional aircraft stands, connected to the main terminal by an underground walkway. Departing passengers walk out to it after security, and arriving passengers walk back through it. It has no separate arrivals hall, so it does not change where you are met.

Fares start at £110 in a Business Class into central London and are fixed when you book. The price is set by distance from our published sheet, so it is identical to any other Heathrow terminal for the same journey.

No. All four Heathrow terminals cost the same for the same destination. Only your journey distance changes the fare, which is why we ask where you are going rather than which terminal you are landing at.

About 45 minutes for roughly 15 miles, depending on traffic and where in London you are heading. West London is quicker than the City or Canary Wharf, since those involve crossing the capital.

The pickup moves with the aircraft and nothing extra is charged. Your driver holds the flight number and follows the live landing time, so a delay simply means a later meeting.

Up to 60 minutes from touchdown, not from your scheduled arrival. That window covers passport control and baggage reclaim, which is where the time goes at Heathrow rather than in the walk to the car.

Tell us as soon as you know and the driver is redirected at no cost. Heathrow reassigns airlines between terminals periodically, so a terminal printed on an older booking is worth checking the week you fly.

At T2's own departures entrance in the Central Terminal Area, rather than a shared drop-off point. The timing is worked backwards from your flight rather than from office hours.

Yes, both are in the Central Terminal Area and share the same road approach, with a short walk or a free transfer between them. Terminals 4 and 5 are the outlying ones, at opposite ends of the airport.

Yes. A Business Van seats up to 7 and a Standard Van up to 8, both with luggage space to match, and minibuses handle 16 and beyond. Tell us passengers and cases when booking so the vehicle fits both.

From three hours before pickup at the earliest, the minimum needed to confirm a driver and vehicle. Book earlier for early departures, larger vehicles or a specific chauffeur, since those fill first.