Heathrow rail engineering works: 16 & 17 November

Due to planned engineering works, there will be no Heathrow Express or Elizabeth line services to or from Heathrow on Saturday 16 November and Sunday 17 November.

Piccadilly line services will be running as normal on both days.


Passengers should plan their journeys before travelling, and allow for additional time where necessary as trains that are running will be much busier than normal.

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UK Customs

On 1 January 2021, the UK left the European Union. Passengers continue to be able to use Heathrow to travel from the UK to the EU. There has been some changes at customs and the process of declaring goods.

The blue channel (previously used for arrivals from EEA countries) has closed. All passengers arriving from the EU are required to make a customs declaration by selecting the green channel (nothing to declare) or the red channel (goods to declare). 

For more information on the customs changes, view Government advice.

CONNECTING FLIGHTS

If your baggage is checked through to your final destination, that’s where you clear customs. If you’re collecting your baggage and checking in to your next flight yourself, you need to pass through customs at Heathrow.

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Channel Island passengers

If you’re travelling from the Channel Islands, you need to clear UK customs but you don’t go through passport control.

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€10,000 or more

If you’re carrying cash or goods with the equivalent value of €10,000 or more, stop by the red customs exit to declare.

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HMRC customs allowances

Check the government website to find out how much you can bring to the UK and what to declare.

HMRC website

TRAVEL ADVICE

You’re responsible for the goods you carry through, so make sure what you take into the UK belongs to you.