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Central London to Heathrow, the smarter way.


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Will your business traveller really want to spend an hour or more travelling between central London and Heathrow?


If you’re smart, they don’t have to.


Book the Heathrow Express, and our premium non-stop express train service whisks your passenger directly to London Heathrow Airport in 15 minutes. Just over 20 to Terminal 5. Put simply, the Heathrow Express is the quickest way between the heart of London and Heathrow. It’s also the most reliable.


Take a cab journey for example. Once you’ve caught your taxi, the taxi could be


there’s no need to worry about timetables either. Miss a train and another will be along shortly. And once aboard, there are spacious, air-conditioned carriages and wide, comfortable


Spacious First Class interiors.


seats. In First Class, every seat is a single, with extra room to work and at-seat power points.


Fly past the traffi c. 1


caught up in traffi c – and clocking up over three times the cost (and duration) of a Heathrow Express journey. Departing from London Paddington or London Heathrow every 15 minutes,


Free Wi-Fi. As soon as they leave the offi ce, some like to get straight down to business. No problem on the Heathrow Express – there’s free Wi-Fi on board. And free newspapers and Sky News on


screens throughout the carriages. So while the train gets up to one hundred miles an hour, you can get right up to speed with the latest world events.


The smarter transfer to central London


15 minutes. Every 15 minutes


100%


connectivity


NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2010


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