Heathrow taxi and other means of transport

Heathrow taxi is a great way to be transferred to London after a long flight, but there are other ways too!

Even though Heathrow taxi is accessible, there are cheaper and faster options available. Keep in mind you won’t get the same comfort, therefore weight your needs before.

Heathrow Airport is located in Longford, England, 17 miles(27 km) west from Central London.
You can get there by car, train, bus or tube.

Traveling to Heathrow Airport by train might be the easiest way and there are two service providers: Heathrow Express and TfL Rail.

Heathrow Express

The fastest train between Terminals 2 and 3 to Central London is Heathrow Express, non-stop, arriving in 15 minutes, and  21 minutes from Terminal 5.

TfL Rail

Rail service between London Paddington and Heathrow Airport departing two times per hour and calling at local stations in West London. Journey time varies between 31 and 49 minutes.

Coaches

National Express, Megabus, and other coach and bus operators run services from Heathrow to more than 500 destinations. Jump onboard their services connecting you to and from all Heathrow terminals.

London Transfer Minicabs has great offers for you, hence if you need a hassle-free journey give us a call. You can’t always use the public transport when you need an airport transfer. For instance, imagine if you are traveling with sports equipment or even with children, catching a bus or a train is the last thing you need! A Heathrow taxi is a much fortunate choice when it comes to it.

Heathrow Airport has added some new exciting destinations, such as Las Vegas, Durban, and Barbados. Always from Heathrow, you can fly for the first time non stop to Perth, Australia. The journey takes about 16 hours and has lots of advantages. For information, check its website.

For and after a long flight, always consider your airport transfer and remember that Heathrow taxi is accessible to everyone!