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EY67: Etihad Airways, Abu Dhabi to Heathrow

EY67 is the Etihad Airways arrival from Abu Dhabi (AUH) into Heathrow Terminal 4, scheduled to land at 18:45. This page has the terminal, what arriving from the United Arab Emirates means for UK entry and the border queue, where to wait if you are meeting someone, how long after landing they will come through, and a live-status link for today.

Flight
EY67
Etihad Airways
From
AUH
Abu Dhabi
Terminal
T4
Heathrow
Scheduled
18:45
Local, scheduled
On this page (7 sections)
EY67 today

Scheduled arrival 18:45, London time, into Terminal 4.

See how EY67 is running today on the Heathrow arrivals board, or follow the aircraft on Flightradar24.

Which terminal this flight arrives at

Arrives at Terminal 4, on its own to the south of the airport, the SkyTeam base alongside Qatar Airways and Etihad. Immigration and baggage reclaim are on the arrivals level. Terminal 4 has its own dedicated station directly under the building on the Elizabeth Line and the Piccadilly Line; note that Heathrow Express does not stop at Terminal 4. See the Terminal 4 guide, and T4 parking if you are collecting someone.

Arriving from the United Arab Emirates: entry and eGates

Arriving from the United Arab Emirates. Before you travel, check whether your nationality needs a UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (an ETA, £20) or a visa, and whether you can use the automated eGates at Heathrow. The gov.uk eligibility checker at gov.uk/eta settles it in a minute. the United Arab Emirates is outside the EU, so the non-EU UK customs allowances apply to anything you carry in.

An evening arrival

Lands in the evening bank. The Elizabeth Line, Piccadilly Line and Heathrow Express all run late into the evening but thin out towards midnight, so check the last departures if you land after 22:00. Black cabs and private transfers run around the clock.

Meeting someone off EY67

The Terminal 4 meeting point is in the arrivals hall, marked by the four-arrows ceiling sign. Wait there rather than at the exit doors, which get congested. The common mistake is to arrive when the board shows Landed: for a long-haul flight like EY67, the passenger still has passport control and baggage ahead of them.

How long after landing until arrivals

A realistic window to actually see someone is about 45 to 70 minutes after EY67 shows Landed. The aircraft taxis to the stand, the passenger walks to UK Border and queues, then waits at baggage reclaim, where first bags reach the belt 35 to 50 minutes after a long-haul arrival, and finally clears customs into the hall.

Getting to and from Heathrow

If you are collecting someone, the cheapest wait is Terminal 4 parking, using the Park & Ride free 29-minute window or short-stay at the door. Forecourt pick-up is not allowed and the £7 charge applies to drop-off. For onward travel into London, compare the Heathrow Express, the Elizabeth Line, black cabs and private transfers.

Frequently asked

What terminal does EY67 arrive at?

EY67 arrives at Heathrow Terminal 4, the Etihad Airways terminal. If you are meeting the flight, head for Terminal 4 arrivals rather than the other terminals.

What time does EY67 land at Heathrow?

The scheduled arrival is 18:45 London time. It can shift with the season, so this page keeps the time in step with the Heathrow board; to see how EY67 is running today, check the arrivals board.

Where does EY67 arrive from?

EY67 is the Etihad Airways service from Abu Dhabi (AUH) into Heathrow Terminal 4.

Where do I meet someone arriving on EY67?

At the Terminal 4 arrivals meeting point. Allow roughly 45 to 70 minutes after the flight shows Landed before a long-haul passenger comes through, once passport control and baggage are done.