Terminal 2, officially The Queen's Terminal, is Heathrow's newest — opened in 2014 and built as the home for Star Alliance carriers including United, Air Canada, Lufthansa, Singapore Airlines, and ANA. It sits close enough to Terminal 3 that the two share some ground transport links, which occasionally causes confusion for first-time visitors about where exactly to look for their pickup.
For our passengers, that's not something to worry about: we know Terminal 2's arrivals layout and meet you inside, holding a name board, rather than leaving you to work out which exit or forecourt to head for. Your flight's tracked automatically from the moment you book, so a delayed Star Alliance long-haul arrival doesn't turn into a missed pickup.
Why book with Signature Taxis Heathrow
Star Alliance familiarity
Regular pickups for United, Lufthansa, Singapore Airlines, ANA, and the wider Star Alliance network.
The Queen's Terminal layout
We know exactly where to meet you, even with T2 and T3's shared transport links nearby.
Flight tracking included
Long-haul Star Alliance arrivals tracked automatically, no extra charge for delays.
Every destination covered
From Central London to the South Coast, all from this one terminal.
Frequently asked questions
Where does my driver wait at Terminal 2?
Inside the arrivals hall at The Queen's Terminal, holding a name board with your name on it.
Is Terminal 2 far from Terminal 3?
They're close and share some ground transport links — but we know T2's specific arrivals point, so you won't need to work that out yourself.
Which airlines fly into Terminal 2?
Mainly Star Alliance carriers — United, Air Canada, Lufthansa, Singapore Airlines, ANA, and others in that alliance.