Just this month, United Airlines celebrated 10 years of service at London Heathrow Terminal 2. It was June 4th, 2014, when UA958 became the first flight to be operated at The Queens Terminal. Since the move, the Chicago-based carrier has flown 16.5 million customers from Heathrow.
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