Heathrow Airport Arrivals

Heathrow arrivals today

How do I know if my flight has arrived and how do I track Heathrow arrivals? The visual flight arrivals board is designed to be easy to search so you can keep up with the latest updates. You can use the free flight tracking service to receive actual Heathrow live arrivals information by email. Just enter the required details in a small box here and receive real-time flight notifications.

Which Heathrow terminal is my arrival?

To find out which terminal you are arriving at, you can look at the ticket, and if there is no information there, we recommend contacting the airline.

Heathrow Terminal 2 arrivals are generally associated with flights to European destinations. Many airlines fly here, but below are the main ones:

• Turkish Airlines;
• Lufthansa;
• Air Canada;
• Aegean Airlines;
• Austrian Airlines;
• Avianca;
• Brussels Airlines;
• Eurowings;
• United Airlines.

If we look at Heathrow arrivals Terminal 3, it is mainly airlines operating long-distance flights from the US, Asia, etc. that stop here:

• American Airlines;
• Japan Airlines;
• Emirates;
• Vueling etc.

Long-haul airlines to Europe operate from Terminal 4:

• KLM Royal Dutch Airlines;
• Air France;
• Air Astana;
• Etihad Airways;
• Qatar Airways etc.

If you're interested in Heathrow Terminal 5 arrivals, check out British Airways and Iberia with flights to Madrid. For your convenience, you can learn more about airlines at LHR.

To find more information about the airport terminals, it is possible to use an LHR map.

Travelling with pets to London Heathrow International Airport

Travelling with pets is not uncommon, so it is important to know the rules about bringing pets to the UK. LHR arrivals today are permitted with a dog, cat or ferret. However, animals must be registered with a passport, and have a microchip, a rabies vaccination and a health certificate.

Before travelling, pet owners are advised to fill out a declaration, which will significantly speed up and simplify airport security. It is important to follow all the rules; for example, dogs must be treated for tapeworms. Otherwise, the animal in question will be quarantined for a period of more than 1 month or denied transportation altogether.

How do arrivals at London Heathrow Airport work with a guide dog? Each company sets individual rules, so it is recommended that you familiarise yourself with the conditions in advance. Please note that transporting such an animal on your flight is allowed free of charge.

Heathrow Animal Reception Centre

Let's say you have found all the information about Heathrow Airport arrivals, but you're unsure about where to go with your pets to get them checked. For your information, the Heathrow Animal Reception Centre (HARC) handles live animal screening at London Airport.

For your reference, we have listed below some responsibilities covered by the HARC Centre:

• The controlling authority collects and directs animals from the plane to a special centre.
• HARC checks the documents provided for animals in accordance with The Pet Travel Scheme.
• The Centre's responsibilities also include checking the packaging of cargo with animals in accordance with IATA requirements.
• Animals can get temporary accommodation here if they are travelling in transit through Heathrow.

Opening times:

• 24 hours a day.
• 7 days a week.
• 365 days per year.
• Telephone: 020 8745 7894/5.

What to do after arrival at London Heathrow?

What do passengers usually do after arrivals at Heathrow? Almost always, people need transportation to get to their hotels/other destinations. It is recommended to book a hotel near LHR Airport in advance and use convenient transportation. There are also currency exchange points at the airport if you need cash to pay for transportation, etc.

To explore the city and its sights, you can take a taxi or rent a car for even more comfort and flexibility. This will allow you to see more of London and visit famous places such as the British Museum, the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, Big Ben, and more.