Adam Jeby, 24, received four years imprisonment for the increasingly violent attack, which left the girl with facial injuries.
He pleaded guilty to two counts of sexual assault, one count of common assault and a charge of criminal damage when he initially appeared at Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court.
Due to the seriousness of the offence he was sent to Isleworth Crown Court, where he was jailed and ordered to remain on parole for an extra two years once released.
Police were called at 2.55pm on Sunday, September 29, last year to reports a teenager had been sexually assaulted by a man while on board the Route H91 bus in Hounslow.
When she got off the bus and while waiting at a stop on Windmill Road, she was physically and sexually assaulted by the same man, leaving her with facial injuries.
He then walked off towards York Road.
Detectives from the Roads and Transport Policing Command began an investigation.
On October 23, an officer making enquiries in the Hatton Cross area boarded a route 490 bus and spotted a male matching the description of the suspect.
He followed him to Heathrow Airport, where he stopped and questioned him.
He was arrested and later charged with the above offences.
Detective Constable Tony Barun, who led the investigation, said: “Jeby’s behaviour that afternoon was completely unacceptable and following a thorough investigation he was quickly tracked down by police.
“He not only sexually assaulted a fifteen year-old girl on public transport but went on to physically attack her, leaving her feeling scared and vulnerable.
“We hope this sentence allows her to move on and shows our commitment to removing dangerous offenders from our streets.”
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