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From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

Heathrow Airport was the busiest airport in Great Britain, just outside of London.

In 1981, Tegan Jovanka and her aunt Vanessa were on their way to Heathrow (and Tegan's new job at Air Australia) when she first encountered the Doctor. (DW: Logopolis)

The Doctor later managed to get Tegan to Heathrow Airport, but in 1666. (DW: The Visitation)

The Doctor finally succeeded in getting Tegan to Heathrow, where they solved the mystery of a vanished Speedbird Concorde 192. (DW: Time-Flight)

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Heathrow Airport (IATA: LHR, ICAO: EGLL), also known as London Heathrow Airport, is the largest airport serving London, United Kingdom. It carries the most international traffic of any airport in the world, and is the busiest airport in Europe, second in the world only to Atlanta and Chicago's airports. It is the third busiest with regard to number of planes and cargo traffic to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport and Frankfurt International Airport.

Lost

Sayid is led in handcuffs, to an interrogation room at Heathrow. Inside, he's introduced to CIA agent Alyssa Cole, and ASIS agent Robbie Hewitt. It seems that 300lbs of C-4 explosives were stolen from an Army base outside of Melbourne by a terrorist cell. Cole convinces Sayid to help them recover the C-4 by contacting his friend Essam Tasir, in return for revealing the location of Nadia ("The Greater Good").

Shortly before returning to the Island, Sun is at Heathrow trying to check into her flight to Los Angeles on Oceanic Airlines, Sun was detained by airport security. While yelling at the security guard to let her out, Charles Widmore revealed himself and said that he had Sun detained. He was angry that she had the "audacity" to approach him the way she did, but he still wished to talk about their "common interests." When asked what exactly those interests were, Sun replied, "to kill Benjamin Linus". (Because You Left)

See also

• Sydney Airport
• Los Angeles Airport

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