Heathrow International Airport Terminal 3 (opened 1961) - Full Tour

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Join us for a full tour of Heathrow Terminal 3, one of the oldest and interesting airports we traveled through! In this video, we’ll take you on an in-depth tour of Heathrow Airport, exploring its terminals, amenities, and services. Whether you’re a frequent flyer or planning your first trip through this iconic airport, we’ve got you covered with all the essential information.
According to the official website, the terminal “Opened in 1961 and housing the UK's first moving walkways, Terminal 3 continues to provide innovative travel solutions and world-class service”
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21 окт 2024

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@vdadhania 3 месяца назад

Glad you got to document Terminal 3. As Americans, we often get stuck in Terminal 2, so this is a great insight on what we can certainly expect flying through this terminal.

@KhizEesa 3 месяца назад

Thank you. We were fairly surprised how old Terminal 3 was and we certainly got lost so hopefully it helps someone or even makes people budget time to get to their gates on time. Appreciate your feedback!

@Springbok295 3 месяца назад

My first time in Terminal 3 was in the Summer of '69. My last was in 1991. Most of the memories I can actually remember are from 1973-1988. My family flew in and out of T3 via National, Pan Am, and BA. I vividly recall having jelly-filled powdered doughnuts in the T3 Departure area and seeing BOAC 747s at their gates. A lot of memories of mine in that terminal. I also remember two huge advertising light-boxes hanging on the wall in the T3 ticketing area. One was an ad showing the head of the Homa bird for Iran Air. The other of Concorde with the catchphrase "Fly the Future, Fly the Flag".

@KhizEesa 3 месяца назад

What incredible memories. Thank you for sharing. It was very interesting to read about the BOAC 747 and the advertisements.