Heathrow flight tracker: find any flight by its number

Track a Heathrow flight by its number

Every flight through Heathrow has a number, and this is where to find the ones covered in detail. Pick a flight below for its terminal, its route, where to meet or check in, how long after landing you will actually see someone, and a link to today's live status. These cover the most looked-up arrivals and departures; the live boards cover everything else.

On this page (4 sections)

A few of the flights
Arrivals (38)
Departures (15)
Live boards and the route map

A few of the flights

From the Gulf and Hong Kong shuttles that run several times a day to the one-stop services to Sydney and Dhaka, here are a few of the routes. Each links to its full page.

BA286

San Francisco to Terminal 5

British Airways' San Francisco service, and the most looked-up flight number in this set.

QF1

Sydney to Terminal 3, via Singapore

The Kangaroo Route: one Qantas aircraft and one number the whole way, stopping only at Singapore before Heathrow.

EK3

Dubai to Terminal 3

Emirates flies Dubai to Heathrow several times a day. EK3 is one rotation; EK5 and EK29 are others, all into T3.

CX253

Hong Kong to Terminal 3

Cathay Pacific runs Hong Kong to Heathrow through the day. CX253, CX251, CX255, CX257 and CX239 are the arrivals here.

BG201

Dhaka to Terminal 4, via Sylhet

Biman Bangladesh from Dhaka, one of the few one-stop services in the set, calling at Sylhet before Heathrow.

AI131

Mumbai to Terminal 2

Air India from Mumbai. Air India moved all its Heathrow flights from Terminal 4 to Terminal 2 in 2025.

Arrivals (38)

Every arrival with a page here, sorted by airline. The flight number links to its page; the terminal is where it lands and where you meet someone off it.

Flight	From	Airline	Terminal
AC860	Vancouver	Air Canada	T2
CA855	Beijing	Air China	T2
CA937	Beijing	Air China	T2
AI131	Mumbai	Air India	T2
AI161	Delhi	Air India	T2
AI2015	Delhi	Air India	T2
AI2017	Delhi	Air India	T2
NH211	Tokyo	All Nippon Airways	T2
AA142	New York	American Airlines	T3
BG201	Dhaka (via Sylhet)	Biman Bangladesh	T4
BA12	Singapore	British Airways	T5
BA16	Sydney (via Singapore)	British Airways	T5
BA198	Mumbai	British Airways	T5
BA206	Miami	British Airways	T5
BA256	Delhi	British Airways	T5
BA286	San Francisco	British Airways	T5
CX239	Hong Kong	Cathay Pacific	T3
CX251	Hong Kong	Cathay Pacific	T3
CX253	Hong Kong	Cathay Pacific	T3
CX255	Hong Kong	Cathay Pacific	T3
CX257	Hong Kong	Cathay Pacific	T3
MU551	Shanghai	China Eastern	T4
EK29	Dubai	Emirates	T3
EK3	Dubai	Emirates	T3
EK5	Dubai	Emirates	T3
EY61	Abu Dhabi	Etihad Airways	T4
EY67	Abu Dhabi	Etihad Airways	T4
KE907	Seoul	Korean Air	T4
QF1	Sydney (via Singapore)	Qantas	T3
SV111	Riyadh	Saudia	T4
SQ306	Singapore	Singapore Airlines	T2
SQ308	Singapore	Singapore Airlines	T2
SQ322	Singapore	Singapore Airlines	T2
UL503	Colombo	SriLankan Airlines	T3
TG916	Bangkok	Thai Airways	T2
VS118	Miami	Virgin Atlantic	T3
VS301	New Delhi	Virgin Atlantic	T3
WS2	Calgary	WestJet	T4

Departures (15)

Every departure with a page here, sorted by airline. The flight number links to its page; the terminal is where you check in and drop bags.

Flight	To	Airline	Terminal
AI112	Delhi	Air India	T2
AI162	Delhi	Air India	T2
BA11	Singapore	British Airways	T5
BA207	Miami	British Airways	T5
CX238	Hong Kong	Cathay Pacific	T3
CX250	Hong Kong	Cathay Pacific	T3
CX252	Hong Kong	Cathay Pacific	T3
CX254	Hong Kong	Cathay Pacific	T3
CX256	Hong Kong	Cathay Pacific	T3
QF10	Perth	Qantas	T3
QF2	Sydney (via Singapore)	Qantas	T3
SQ317	Singapore	Singapore Airlines	T2
UL504	Colombo	SriLankan Airlines	T3
VS302	New Delhi	Virgin Atlantic	T3
VS91	Orlando	Virgin Atlantic	T3

Live boards and Heathrow's route map

These pages carry the durable facts for each flight: the terminal, the route, and the meeting or check-in guidance. For today's actual times, the live arrivals and departures boards run on the airport's own feed and link through to per-flight status, and Flightradar24 tracks aircraft in the air.

Heathrow also publishes an interactive route map, a spinning globe of every destination it serves and the best way to see the whole network at a glance. These pages complement it with the per-flight detail for the busiest numbers.

Frequently asked

How do I find a specific flight?

Use the directory below, split into arrivals and departures and sorted by airline. Each flight number links to its own page with the terminal, the route, where to meet or check in, and a live-status link. If a flight is not listed, the live boards cover every one.

Do these pages show live status?

They carry the durable facts that do not change between days: the terminal, the route and the meeting or check-in guidance. For today's actual times, gates and belts, each page links out to the live board and to Flightradar24, which is where the real-time data lives.

Why is my flight not listed here?

These cover the most looked-up arrivals and departures, and the list grows over time. For any flight without its own page, the live arrivals and departures boards show every flight, and the airline app is the source for your specific booking.

How many flights are covered?

Currently 53: 38 arrivals and 15 departures, across Terminals T2, T3, T4, T5. More are added over time; for anything not listed, the live boards show every flight.

Does Heathrow have a route map?

Yes. Heathrow publishes an interactive route map, a spinning globe of every destination it serves, linked at the foot of this page. These pages complement it with the per-flight detail for the busiest numbers.