Heathrow Terminal 5 is the exclusive home of British Airways, Iberia, Aer Lingus, and Vueling. It is the busiest single-airline terminal in Europe — handling over 30 million passengers per year.
Which airlines fly from T5?
- British Airways — all short-haul and most long-haul routes
- Iberia — Madrid and select Spanish routes
- Aer Lingus — Dublin and other Irish routes
- Vueling — Barcelona and select EU routes
Parking at T5
With our Meet & Greet service, you drive directly to the T5 drop-off zone at the terminal entrance. A DBS-checked driver meets you kerbside, takes your keys, and parks your vehicle at our secure facility. On return, your car is brought back to the T5 arrivals area.
No shuttle. No walking. No stress — especially important at T5 where the check-in hall can be busy at peak times.
Top tips for T5
- Allow extra time for security — T5 has multiple lanes but queues build 7–9am
- T5A, T5B and T5C are connected airside — check your departure gate before setting off
- British Airways check-in opens 3 hours before departure for long-haul flights
- BA First and Business Class lounges are some of the best at Heathrow
Getting to T5
T5 is the western-most terminal at Heathrow, directly off the M25/M4 junction. The Heathrow Express from London Paddington reaches T5 in 21 minutes. The Elizabeth Line also serves T5 directly.