Terminal 3 is next door to Terminal 2 in Heathrow's Central Terminal Area, handling a high volume of long-haul and transatlantic flights.
Set-down area
Terminal 3 has its own set-down area on the forecourt, distinct from Terminal 2's, despite the two buildings sitting close together.
Walk to check-in
The walk from drop-off to check-in is short and well signposted, typically only a few minutes.
Confirm before you travel
As with Terminal 2, it's easy to assume you know your terminal from a previous flight, but airlines do occasionally move between terminals. Always check your boarding pass or booking confirmation close to your travel date rather than relying on memory.
Booking your transfer
Tell us it's Terminal 3 when you book, and your driver will head straight for the correct forecourt.