| Heathrow the busiest Airport in the world flies to 187 destinations in 90 countries as of May 2009. The hunger for travel by the British public has enabled the Airport to add an additional terminal making the total 5 terminals and plans to create a 3rd runway will allow a larger number of travellers and more destinations to fly to.
There are a number of destinations that come in the top 10 every year with New York the most popular year after year with over 2 million people a year flying from Heathrow to the 24 hour city. Long haul flight are nowhere near as exclusive as they used to be with more and more people taking flights Far East and Australia making stop over’s on the way to up and visiting cities such as Dubia. Any age and disability barriers have also been lifted with help available if needed throughout your journey, before during and after, so truly the world is your Oyster. In fact many 40 something’s who missed out on the gap year are making that choice during there careers taking a year out to see the world. With increased demand for long distance flights, the comfort of the aircraft has also increased and facilities that were once only for first or business class flights are available to the masses with your own television on the seat in front together with your own headphones to listen and watch movies you can select on demand, listen to the radio or play games, allowing the long times on the plane to fly by. Wider seats and extra leg room also make the flight a lot more relaxing topped of with improved in flight catering allowing you to enjoy your flight to the max. Many who have graduated from the Costas and embarked on long haul flights still prefer the familiarity of the English language and make the English speaking countries there first choice with the USA Canada and Australia together with the Caribbean popular choices. The more adventurous head for Far Eastern destinations of Japan and China where little English is spoken and not many English signs especially the further you go out from the main Cities, which make it exhilarating experience just get around. The ever changing currency rates will determine which is the next top destination with the Euro and dollar getting stronger against the pound, exotic places such as the Far East and Asia with low cost food and living seem even more desirable |
Algeria (–/1 ) Located in North Africa flights to Algeria are available with Air Algeria and British AirwaysAlgiers |
Angola (–/– ) British AirwaysLuanda |
Argentina (–/– ) British AirwaysBuenos Aires (Pistarini) |
Armenia (–/– ) Flight Time to Yerevan Airport (5 Hrs) |
Australia (–/– ) |
Azerbaijan (–/– ) Flight time to Baku Airport (5 Hrs 25 Mins) |
Bahamas (–/– ) British AirwaysNassau |
Bangladesh (–/– ) British Airways – Biman Bangladesh AirlinesDhaka |
Belgium (–/– ) Flight time to Brussels (1Hr 15 mins) |
Brazil (–/– ) British AirwaysRio De Janeiro, Sao Paulo |
Brunei (–/– ) Flight time to Dubia( 7Hrs) 10Mins Dubia – Bandar Seri Begawan 8Hrs 20Mins |
Bulgaria (–/– ) British Airways – Bulgaria AirSofia |
Canada (–/– ) |
Cayman Islands (–/– ) British AirwaysGrand Cayman |
Channel Islands (–/– ) Flight Time to Jersey (1 Hr 5 Mins) |
China (–/2 ) |
Croatia (–/– ) Croatia AirlinesSplit |
Cyprus (–/2 ) |
Czech Republic (–/– ) CSA Czech Airlines – British AirwaysPrague – Ruzyne Airport (PRG) |
Denmark (–/– ) British Airways – SASCopenhagen |
Egypt (–/1 ) BMI – British Airways – Egypt AirCairo |
Ethiopia (–/1 ) BMI – Ethiopian AirlinesAddis Ababa |
Finland (–/1 ) Blue1 (SAS Group) – British Airways – FinnairHelsinki |
France (–/2 ) |
Germany (–/2 ) BMI – Lufthansa – British AirwaysCologne/Bonn, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Hanover … |
Ghana (–/1 ) British AirwaysAccra |
Greece (–/1 ) British Airways – Olympic AirwaysAthens |
Hawaii (–/1 ) United AirlinesHonolulu |
Iceland (–/1 ) IcelandairReykjavik |
India (–/4 ) Air India – British Airways – Jet Airways – Kingfisher AirwaysAhmedabad, Amritsar, Bangalore, Calcutta, Chennai … |
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Iran (–/1 ) BMI – Iran AirTehran |
Ireland (–/2 ) |
Israel (–/1 ) BMI – British Airways – El Al Israel AirlinesTel Aviv |
Italy (–/1 ) BMIMilan (Linate), Milan (Malpensa), Rome (Fiumicino), Venice |
Japan (–/– ) Japan Airlines – British Airways – All Nippon Airways – Japan Airlines – Virgin Atlantic AirwaysOsaka (Kansai), Tokyo (Narita) |
Jordan (–/1 ) BMI – Royal JordanianAmman |
Kazakhstan (–/1 ) BMI – Air AstanaAlma Ata |
Kenya (–/– ) Kenya Airways – British Airways -Virgin Atlantic AirwaysMombasa, Nairobi |
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Kingdom of Bahrain (–/1 ) British Airways – Gulf AirBahrain |
Kuwait (–/– ) Kuwait Airways – British AirwaysKuwait |
Kyrgyzstan (–/1 ) BMIBishkek |
Lebanon (–/1 ) Bmi – MEA Middle East AirlinesBeirut |
Libya (–/– ) Libyan Arab Airlines – British AirwaysTripoli |
Madeira (–/– ) TAP Air PortugalFunchal |
Malaysia (–/– ) Malaysia Airlines SystemKuala Lumpur |
Maldives (–/– ) Sri Lankan AirlinesMale |
Malta (–/– ) Air MaltaMalta |
Mauritius (–/– ) Air Mauritius – British Airways – Virgin Atlantic AirwaysMauritius |
Mexico (–/– ) British AirwaysMexico City |
Morocco (–/– ) Royal Air MarocCasablanca, Tangier |
Netherlands (–/1 ) BMI – British Airways – KLMAmsterdam |
New Zealand (–/1 ) Air New ZealandAuckland |
Nigeria (–/1 ) British Airways – Bellview Airlines – Virgin Nigeria – Virgin AtlanticAbuja, Lagos, Lahore |
Northern Ireland (–/1 ) Aer Lingus – BMIBelfast |
Norway (–/– ) |
Oman (–/– ) British AirwaysMuscat |
Pakistan (–/– ) Pakistan International AirlinesIslamabad |
Poland (–/1 ) LOT Polish AirlinesWarsaw |
Portugal (–/1 ) |
Qatar (–/– ) British Airways – Qatar AirwaysDoho |
Republic of Georgia (–/– ) Lufthansa – Austrian AirlinesTbilisi |
Republic of Singapore (–/– ) Singapore Airlines – Qantas – British Airways |
Romania (–/1 ) British Airways – TaronBucharest |
Russia (–/1 ) Transaero Airlines – BMIMoscow (Domodedovo), Moscow (Sheremetyevo), St Petersburg |
Saudi Arabia (–/3 ) |
Scotland (–/3 ) |
Serbia (–/1 ) JAT Airways – British AirwaysBelgrade |
Sierra Leone (–/1 ) BMIFreetown |
South Africa (–/2 ) South African Airways – Virgin- British AirwaysCape Town, Johannesburg |
South Korea (–/1 ) Asiana Airlines – Korean AirSeoul |
Spain (–/4 ) British Airways – Iberia – BMIBarcelona, Bilbao, La Coruna, Madrid, Malaga … |
Sri Lanka (–/– ) Sri Lankan AirlinesColombo |
Sudan (–/1 ) BMIKhartoum |
Sweden (–/– ) SASGothenburg, Stockholm |
Switzerland (–/1 ) |
Syria (–/2 ) |
Tanzania (–/– ) British AirwaysDar-Es-Salaam |
Thailand (–/1 ) British Airways – Eva Air – Qantas – Thai Airways InternationalBangkok |
Turkey (–/2 ) |
Turkmenistan (–/– ) Turkmenistan AirlinesAshkhabad |
Turks and Caicos Islands. (–/– ) British AirwaysProvidenciales (PLS) |
Uganda (–/– ) British AirwaysEntebbe |
Ukraine (–/– ) British AirwaysKiev (Borispol) |
United Arab Emirates (–/1 ) |
United Kingdom (–/3 ) BMI – British AirwaysDurham Tees Valley, Manchester, Newcastle |
United States of America (–/27 ) British Airways – American Airlines – Virgin- Air India – Air France – Air New Zealand – United AirAtlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Calgary, Chicago … |
Uzbekistan (–/– ) Uzbekistan AirwaysTashkent |
Yemen (–/– ) Yemenia Yemen AirwaysSanaa |
Zambia (–/– ) British AirwaysLusaka |