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Southampton to Heathrow Taxi | Airport Transfer

Our services 

With Britway, you can forget all your travelling troubles and trust that your journey will be smooth and hassle-free. Even at the moment, when journeying draws out a sensation of alert, you can have confidence that the transfers you take with Britway will be safe. We have put extra COVID-19 safety measures in place, in order to minimise any transmission rates. Our expenses are lower than our competitors, and our customers discover that our services are worth their money. Our services are supported by tourists as well as local individuals. The vehicles we use are in great condition to guarantee that the clients have a great trip.

To ensure absolute security and comfort of our clients, we guarantee that our drivers are the best, experienced in their field of work. In terms of the pandemic and government safety rules, we sanitise our vehicles before and after each transfer. Our drivers have also been briefed on specific COVID-19 safety protocols. Additionally each driver’s trips have been minimised to only 1-2 transfers per day so the number of people coming into contact with each other is considerably reduced.

All our services can be booked in advance via our website. Selections for vehicle type can be made, as well as giving any specific instructions regarding pick-up or drop-off. If you prefer to call or email us to make a booking, our team are available daily to support you.

Taxi Transfer between Southampton to Heathrow

Southampton is known to be one of the most expensive cities for undergraduates, while Heathrow Airport has the name of being one of the busiest airports. The route from Southampton to Heathrow Airport is somewhere around 65 miles.

Many modes of transportation are available on the route from Southampton to Heathrow such as buses, trains and coaches. However, we recommend the most convenient and value-for-money option is a private taxi with Britway.

How long is the journey?

The journey from Southampton to Heathrow can be 1 to 2 hours depending on the route. This also depends on the traffic and congestion. Nevertheless, our drivers will pick the best route and get you to your destination on time.

Cost of the journey

Our costs are reasonable and what everyone would be comfortable paying for this journey. In contrast with our rivals, our costs from all trips are completely sensible. Journey fares start from £85.oo for a transfer from Southampton to Heathrow. There are zero latent costs and the booking framework is direct and transparent to ensure customer satisfaction. Given these reasons, we are the preferred taxi service by locals and travellers for every journey.

A little about Heathrow Airport

Heathrow airport, which was known as London Airport for quite a while after it was opened for regular citizens, is truth be told the busiest air terminal in London, considering it has a footfall of around 72 million explorers in a year. It has 80 planes working in it, which points to the fact that the explorers usually fly to and from this airport from everywhere around the globe.

Regardless of being so involved and stacked with people continually, the size and consequently traveller limit of Heathrow air terminal is up till now raising. There are 6 one-of-a-kind airports which, along with the Heathrow Airport, are the busiest ones in London. Those air terminals are Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, Southend and London City.

The History

The historical backdrop of Heathrow air terminal can be dated back to 1930. Everything started with a British plane fashioner Richard Fairey paying £15,000 for a 150-part of a land plot. This plot was used to fabricate a private air terminal for testing and assembling planes. It was then named Fairey’s Great West Aerodrome, which eventually became what we now call Heathrow International Airport.

The main plane to take off from Heathrow was Starlight, which used to be a Lancaster aeroplane some time ago. In 1966, the air terminal was given its new name, Heathrow Airport. Since the time Heathrow was first opened as a civil airport, it has experienced various changes in the exercises endeavoured there. By 2006 it had seen a footfall of around 1 billion travellers spread over more than 14 million flights. In the year 2016, Heathrow celebrated its 70th commemoration and in 2020 it has finished 74 years since its inception.