ඔලුවේ වදින London Heathrow planes | UK Plane Spotting Sinhala | Best London Location

London Plane Spotting Sinhala Vlog. London Heathrow is one of the most popular airport for plane spotting.

LOCATION Myrtle Avenue, Hounslow TW14 9QU
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The Best Plane Spotting Location at Heathrow is Myrtle Avenue - A street in the London Borough of Hounslow which is near the eastern end of Heathrow Airport's south runway, 27L.

This is the most popular spot in LHR! When travelling on public transport, use Piccadilly line and exit at Hatton Cross. When you leave the station building in direction of the Great South-West Rd, cross the street to the other side of the street
Limited parking is available at Myrtle Ave or Cains Lane. Alternative spot for parking is Wellington Road, 2-3min walk and at Hatton Cross Tube Station – Hatton Cross serving routes to London City (direction Cockfosters or Amos Grove) and to Heathrow Terminal 1,2,3 and 5. Please note: Passengers for Terminal 4

Amongst London’s airports, Heathrow is the largest and busiest, followed by Gatwick, Luton, City, Stansted and Southend. Spotting in Heathrow is pretty easy. With only two runways, usually one for the arrivals and one for the departures, you will get what you are after. Getting around and moving between spots is not only easy but also cheap! There are free buses and tubes within the travel zone around the airport.

The big boss at LHR is British Airways by having the largest of its main hubs here and calling Heathrow home. Virgin Atlantic ranks second as it has been expanding tremendously in recent years. London Heathrow Airport wouldn’t be the same without its North American carriers Air Canada and American Airlines, United and Virgin Atlantic’s best friend – Delta Air Lines. Most airlines use heavy equipment like the A380, 747 or 777 to serve London and single aisle aircraft are mainly used by the European carriers.