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Terminal 2 (The Queens Terminal) opened on June 4th 2014 after the old terminal 2 was demolished in 2009. The official opening was on the 23rd of June 2014 by Queen Elizabeth at official opening. Some of the main improvements over the old terminal include vastly improved use of natural light (with north facing ceiling windows) and space and to place the terminal building and its satellites perpendicular to the runways for huge efficiency gains. One of the main purposes of the terminal is to house the Star Alliance group of airlines. Notable for housing one of the largest sculptures on permanent show anywhere in Europe, The Slipstream created by Richard Wilson.

Restaurants at Terminal 2:
BEFORE SECURITY
Caffè Nero
The Queen's Arms

AFTER SECURITY
Big Smoke
Caffè Nero
Jones the Grocer
Leon
London's Pride By Fullers
Louis Vuitton Le Café Cyril Lig
Shan Shui
Pret A Manger
The Queen's Arms
The Vinery
YO!

Shops at Terminal 2
After Security:
Accessorize
Aspinal of London
Bladnoch Distillery
Boss
Bottega Veneta
Burberry
Candles & Oud
Case
Discover London
Fielden Whisky
Fortnum & Mason
Glenmorangie
Gucci
Harrods
Hamleys
HAYASHI
InMotion
JD Sports
Louis Vuitton
Mulberry
Paul Smith
Posh Totty
Reiss
Rituals
Rolex
Saint Laurent
Sim Local
Sunglass Hut
The Bookshop by WHSmith
Tiffany & Co
Travelex
WHSmith
World Duty Free

Arrivals
Boots
Excess Baggage Company
M&S Simply Food
Sim Local
Travelex
WHSmith

Baggage Reclaim
Sim Local
Travelex
World Duty Free

Before Security
World Duty Free
Excess Baggage Company


TERMINAL TWO HISTORICAL INFORMATION
The old terminal 2 closed on the 26th November 2009 for demolition.
Terminal 2 was actually the site of the first true terminal building at Heathrow, the 'Europa Building', which saw its first passengers for short haul flights in April 1955 and was officially inaugurated on the 16th December 1955 by her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh.

 
TERMINAL 2 AIRLINES
AIRLINE CODE PHONE NUMBER
Aegean Airlines  A3 0871 200 0040
Aer Lingus  EI 0871 718 5000
Air Canada  AC 0871 220 1111
Air China  CA 020 7744 0800
Air New Zealand  NZ 0800 028 4149
Asiana Airlines OZ 0845 602 9900
ANA NH 020 8762 8977
Austrian  OS 0970 124 2625
Avianca    
Brussels airlines  SN 0905 609 5609
Croatia Airlines  OU 0844 371 0310
Egypt Air  MS 020 7734 2343
Ethiopian Airlines  ET 020 8987 7000
EVA Air  BR 020 7380 8300
Germanwings  4U 0906 294 1918
LOT Polish Airlines  LO 0845 601 0949
Lufthansa  LH 0871 945 9747
SAS - Scandinavian Airlines  SK 020 8990 7000
Singapore Airlines  SQ 0844 800 2380
South African Airways  SA 0844 375 9681
Swiss International Airlines  LX 0845 601 0956
TAP Portugal  TP 0845 601 0932
Thai Airways  TG 0844 561 0911
Turkish Airlines  TK 0844 800 6666
United Airlines  UA 0845 844 4777
Virgin Atlantic Little Red VS 0844 874 7747




VIEW THE OLD TERMINAL 2 LAYOUT (PRE 2009)
 

Terminal 2 Layout Map - Click image to enlarge


The former Terminal 2 and coach pick-up area (2006)
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