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satellite building was recently
expanded to help handle traffic.
If you are ying British irways to
the S , you will be ying out of
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Airport Clubs & Lounges
Because of its sheer size, LHR
has more lounges than most other
airports around the globe. Some
of the most luxurious lounges are
operated by British Airways. Here
is a look at some of the lounges
you can find at each terminal.
Terminal 1 Lounges
Terminal 3
Terminal 3, once known as the
Oceanic Terminal, underwent
Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge is a
cozy, comfortable setting for those
ying first class on ir anada.
Although Terminal 4 was built
in 1986, it was already due for
upgrades in 2007, when a light,
modern exterior was created and
oor to ceiling windows were added
to the check-in area. T4 can now
accommodate A380 aircraft. The
only ights from orth merica
utili ing
are elta ights from
Minneapolis and Detroit.
Lufthansa Lounge is a large (more
than 17,000 square feet) lounge
with oak par uet oors, leather arm
chairs and backlit walls. There are
ample business facilities, WiFi and
free food and drink.
Terminal 2 Lounges
Terminal 4
LHR’s newest and most modern
terminal was opened in 2014. The
terminal is filled with natural light,
has a new modern design and houses
some of the airport s finest shops
and restaurants. North American
ights on ir anada, nited and ir
ew ealand y in and out of
Terminal 2.
Aer Lingus Lounge offers showers,
meeting rooms, rest areas and
a buffet style restaurant.
or those who may have own in and
out of Terminal 1 in the past, please
note that the Servisair Executive
Lounge that has operated out of
that terminal closed permanently on
anuary ,
. he only remaining
lounges in Terminal 1, which is due
to be demolished within the next
year, are for those ying first class
on British Airlines and El Al, utilizing
the British Airways Lounge and the
El l ing avid Lounge.
extensive upgrades in 2007. You will
now find new self serve check in
kiosks, a bright modern check-in area
and an updated passport control and
baggage claim area for arrivals. T3
is home to the majority of ights
from North America into LHR,
serving American, US Airways,
Virgin tlantic and the elta ights
from to Seattle,
W,
and L .
The Queen’s Terminal
find private relaxation rooms,
shower rooms, wellness spa, tapas
bar, champaign bar, fresh food and
drinks and eight private sleeping
suites. For more information, visit
plaza-network.com.
Terminal 3 has several lounges that
are open to the public with an entry
fee, irregardless of class of service
you are ying. here are also
numerous airline lounges in T3.
No. 1 Traveller Lounge is open 4:30
am to 10:30 pm daily, with the most
amenities of any of the public
lounges. There are views of runways,
a quiet room, mini-cinema, games
room, kids’ area, free WiFi, free
papers and magazines. You can book
a spa treatment for an additional
fee or book the private en-suite
bedroom. The maximum stay is three
hours at the No. 1 Lounge. You can
also find a selection of foods. here
is a self service buffet, or you can
opt for the bistro and order a hot
or cold meal. The tended bar serves
free hot and cold drinks, soft drinks
and alcoholic beverages. Champagne
The new T2 is the hub for Star
Alliance members, as well as Ireland’s
Aer Lingus. There are currently
seven lounges operating out of
the new terminal:
United Club and United Global First
Lounge. Both clubs require visitors
to be ying first class. he lounge,
open 5 am to 10 pm daily, serves free
food and beverages, offers free Wi i,
business facilities, showers and a
wine lounge.
Terminal 5
Terminal 5 was opened in 2008 and is
one of Europe’s busiest terminals, as
it is home to most (although not all)
British irways ights. ote that
some B
ights do originate out of
other terminals, so if you are
connecting at LHR, double check to
see which terminal you will need to
y from for your connection.
includes massive glass panels with
views over runways, and a new
Plaza Premium Lounge is the first
independent airport lounge at LHR.
It is open from 5 am to 11 pm daily,
and you can use the lounge
regardless of the ight of service
you are on. There is a charge to
use the lounge, where you can
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Singapore Airlines SilverKris
Lounge has productivity pods and
a bar counter with great views over
the ight line.
Terminal 3 Lounges