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Keeping track of flight information is crucial for a smooth airport experience. In order to optimise their travels, many passengers are interested to know the latest flight updates.

Using a special visual display, you can view the Heathrow flight departures to find out when yours will be on schedule.

To be informed of the latest updates and not miss boarding, we recommend using our free tracking service. All you have to do is subscribe to the newsletter - enter your email address and flight number, and you will receive real-time notifications about departures from Heathrow. This convenient service will show you if the plane is delayed, how long the route will be and when it is expected to depart/arrive, etc.

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Departures in other time periods

Haven’t you found the departure flight you were looking for? Here is a list of flights departing from London - Airport - Heathrow in particular time periods:

00:00 - 05:59 06:00 - 11:59 12:00 - 17:59 18:00 - 23:59

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Also, you can find the information about the same flight that was scheduled for yesterday or will depart tomorrow.

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Which Heathrow terminal is my departure from?

So how do you know where your departure from LHR is taking place? Heathrow International departures can take place in different terminals and are served by many airlines.

Some of the airlines operating Heathrow Terminal 2 departures include:

Lufthansa;
Turkish Airlines;
United Airlines;
Air Canada;
Austrian Airlines;
Aegean Airlines.

Heathrow Terminal 3 departures are generally realised by flights to long-haul destinations in the USA, South America, Asia and Europe:

Japan Airlines;
American Airlines;
Emirates;
Vueling etc.

As for departures from Terminal 4, the following airlines run from here:

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

Heathrow Terminal 5 departures are operated by British Airways and Iberia/Iberia Express. If you have any questions about Terminals and airlines, you can use the LHR map to learn more.

Heathrow Airport - unaccompanied minors

Minors can travel unaccompanied, as most airlines provide an assistance service. In this case, London Heathrow Airport demands the provision of all necessary documents identifying the persons bringing the child to the airport and meeting him/her elsewhere. Some companies do not allow unaccompanied minors to fly if the route includes a stopover.

Here are some tips for people/parents who want to send their children to travel by plane:

Familiarise yourself with the requirements of the airlines that operate flights to London Heathrow Airport.
Do not delay in going through security before boarding the plane.
Provide all necessary information to the airline representatives about the persons who will meet the child at another airport.
Create a copy of the boarding pass and give it to the child to carry with him or her.
Ask if the child needs to use the restroom, so they can feel comfortable before boarding.
Bring an identification card with a photo on it, to give airport officials information about yourself when you pick up your child.

Departing with pets from London Heathrow International

We recommend that you check the conditions of the chosen airline regarding travelling with a pet. Heathrow departures with pets must be carried out in accordance with the Pet Travel Scheme. Under this scheme, animals do not need to be quarantined but must meet the requirements. If you are flying to the EU or Northern Ireland, please provide documentation for the following:

Microchip on the animal.
Rabies vaccination.
Certificate of the health of the animal.

The legislation of Finland, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Norway and Malta requires that dogs undergo an additional course of treatment for tapeworms.

For flights to non-EU countries, it is necessary to obtain an export veterinary certificate. When travelling to England, Scotland, and Wales, don't forget to fill out an export application form. To do this, contact an official veterinary service that specialises in checking your pet's EHC. Once you have completed this step, the international requirements for further flights are checked.