Why not make your airport transfer from Norwich to Heathrow Airport easy and stress-free by pre-booking it?From £235...

That way, you can avoid public buses, overpriced taxis, and leave your car at home!

Why would you even bother taking the coach or train from Norwich to Heathrow Airport when you can prebook a taxi or a minibus with ToNorwich?

Heathrow is located 140miles south west of Norwich city. It takes an average of 3hours to get there by taxi, 4 hours by coach and a lot more by train. National Express coach prices averages £60/per person/way while Greater Anglia would cost you around £86.

Our fare would cost you about the same if at least 4 passangers are travelling, plus we will pick you up from the comfort of your home, without needing to book a short taxi ride to the bus station or ask for favours from friends&family.

At the time of booking your airport taxi from Norwich the exact pickup address in Norwich,Norfolk is needed to give you an an accurate price quote.

Heathrow Airport is most commonly in the news due to the continuous debate about whether or not a new runway should be built. However, there's one interesting fact about Heathrow that often goes unnoticed - it doesn't have a Terminal 1. If you take a look at the Piccadilly Line on a map, you'll see that it only goes to Terminals 4, 5, or 2 and 3.

What happened to Terminal 1 in Heathrow Airport? Reports say that it no longer exists, but what does that mean for the airport that's ever-expanding? Terminal 1 was in operation from 1968 to 2015 and was opened by Her Majesty the Queen in April 1969. It was the largest airport terminal in western Europe at the time. So what led to its closure? The decision was made to close Terminal 1 in order to make way for the new Terminal 2, which opened in 2014. With a new terminal came new opportunities for the airport, and Terminal 1 wasn't able to keep up.

Passenger numbers 2018
Annual passengers: 80.1 million
Daily average total number: 219,458  (50.5% arrivals / 49.5% departures)
Busiest day ever recorded (passenger numbers): 29 July 2018 with 261,909
Busiest year ever recorded (passenger numbers): 2018 with 80.1 million

Cargo volume	1.70 million metric tonnes
Revenue	£2.97 million
Percentage of international passengers: 94% (75.3 million)
Percentage of domestic passengers: 6% (4.8 million)
Percentage of business travellers: 33% (26.5 million)
Percentage of leisure travellers: 67% (52.1 million)
Percentage of transfer passengers: 30% (24 million)
Passenger volume by terminal (millions) 2018:
Terminal 2: 18.5 million passengers on 118,335 flights
Terminal 3: 19.5 million passengers on 94,019 flights
Terminal 4 – 9.4 million passengers on 49,660 flights
Terminal 5 – 32.8 million passengers on 210,723 flights
Cargo volume 2018
Cargo volume: 1.70 million metric tonnes 


Size
Total size of Heathrow Airport: 1,227 hectares
Number of runways: 2
Length of runways: Northern 3,902m x 50m. Southern 3,658m x 50m.
Aircraft stands
Number of aircraft stands served by an air bridge: 133
Number of remote stands: 64
Number of cargo stands: 15
Destinations and airlines
Number of airlines: 84
Number of destinations served: 203 (in 84 countries)
Most popular destinations
New York (JFK)
Dubai
Dublin
Amsterdam
Hong Kong

Terminals
Terminal areas
Terminal 2 – 40,000 square metres
Terminal 3 – 98,962 square metres
Terminal 4 – 105,481 square metres
Terminal 5 – 353,020 square metres
Figures do not include Flight Connections Centre and passenger piers

Terminal openings
Terminal 1 (opened 1968 - closed 2015)
Terminal 2 (opened 2014)
Terminal 3 (opened 1961)
Terminal 4 (opened 1986)
Terminal 5 (opened 2008)
Flights 2018
Annual air transport movements: 475,624
Daily average air transport movements: 1,303

£235 from Norwich City