DESCRIPTION
The UK's largest scheduled coach operator offers frequent direct services to and from hundreds of destinations including Oxford, Bristol, Wales, London, and Gatwick, Stansted and Luton airports. Coaches call at all Heathrow terminals and all services use modern, air conditioned vehicles.
Where to catch coaches
Terminals 1 and 3: All coach services call at the central bus station, which is a short walk from the terminals and has lifts, escalators and moving walkways to help with the journey. The bus station is open 24 hours a day and the travel centre is open from 06:00 to 22:30.
Terminal 4: Coaches arrive and depart from Stops 13 and 14 outside the terminal, at arrivals level. Free transfers to the central bus station and Terminal 5 can be made from Stop 7.
Terminal 5: Coaches arrive and depart from Stops 13-16 outside the terminal buildings at arrivals level.
Reading RailAir, Oxford Express and Woking Railair services operate from Stops 9 and 10. Local buses and free transfers to the central bus station and Terminal 4 use Stops 4 to 8.
When to use the coaches services
When you have a lot of luggage but don’t want to carry it on the tube or bus.
When you are a big group of people traveling together and don’t want to arrive separately.
When you want something slightly cheaper then a cab, minicab or Uber without the hassle of public transport.
When you are traveling outside London and want a reasonable way to get there.
FARES & TICKETS
Tickets for all coaches can be bought from the ticket office at Heathrow central bus station (06:00 - 22:10) or online. Ticket machines are also available 24 hours a day. Passengers using Terminal 5 will find a National Express ticket office inside the terminal, in the international arrivals area.
