Train to Kings Cross and then tube to Heathrow.
terminal 3
Take the M40 southbound From Birmingham, then join the M25 and then join the interconnecting road to Heathrow Terminal 5.
Terminal 5 is actually on the M25. All of the other terminals are on the M4 which is just off the M25.
Flybe does not operate flights from London Heathrow to Edinburgh, as it primarily serves regional routes from other airports. If traveling from Heathrow to Edinburgh, passengers would typically use British Airways or other airlines that operate on that route. Always check the latest information directly from the airline or airport for the most accurate terminal details.
The route from the M25 to Heathrow involves taking the M25 motorway and then exiting towards the A4 or M4, depending on your specific terminal. Generally, you would stay on the M25 until you reach the junction for the M4 (if heading to Terminal 5) or the A4 for Terminals 2 and 3. Follow the signs for Heathrow Airport once you exit, and proceed to the appropriate terminal. Traffic conditions may vary, so it's advisable to check for real-time updates.
There is no easy route from Heathrow to Tilbury so allow about 3 hours.
It's the quickest route, but not the only route.
By plane. If you are driving, I5 would be the quickest, most direct route.
I-55 or US-78
The quickest route in regards to the shortest number of miles driven can be found on Mapquest.
Leeds, West Yorkshire to Heathrow Airport is 196.4 miles according to the AA route planner website.
The Pacific highway route is about an hour shorter than the inland route.