Two Different Terminals, Two of the Longest Routes Into Heathrow
Singapore Airlines typically arrives at Heathrow Terminal 2; Cathay Pacific from Hong Kong typically uses Terminal 3. Both are among the longest non-stop routes flown into Heathrow — around 13 hours from Singapore, roughly 12 from Hong Kong — and after a flight that long, exactly where your chauffeur is waiting matters more than it would on a short hop from Europe.
Why the Wait Matters More on a 12-13 Hour Flight
After this length of flight, the walk from gate to arrivals and the immigration queue can both take longer than on a shorter route, simply from fatigue and volume. A full hour of complimentary waiting time is built into every pickup as standard, so a slower process on landing never costs extra or leaves you wondering if your chauffeur is still there.
A High Proportion of Business Travel on Both Routes
Both Singapore and Hong Kong carry significant finance and business-sector traffic into London, and we regularly set up corporate accounts for clients who fly this route repeatedly — centralised billing and a consistent chauffeur who already knows their preferences by the second or third trip.
The Right Vehicle After a Long-Haul Arrival
The Mercedes S-Class is the most requested choice on both routes — spacious and genuinely restful after 12-plus hours in the air. For groups or families travelling together, the Mercedes V-Class seats up to seven with room for the extra luggage a longer trip tends to bring.
Booking Ahead from Singapore or Hong Kong
Everything can be confirmed before you travel — a fixed fare agreed in advance and your chauffeur and vehicle waiting on arrival. We operate 24/7, so the time difference to London is never an issue. See our full airport transfers service for the complete fleet and booking details.
