London Underground strike action: 21-24 April

Due to planned strike action, there will be little to no service across all London Underground services, including the Piccadilly line to Heathrow, between 21 and 24 April 2026

 

Heathrow Express, Elizabeth line, and local bus services will run as normal on these days. Please plan your journey prior to travelling to Heathrow, and allow for extra time where necessary, as these services will be busier than normal. 

 

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The UK’s Gateway to Growth

Benefits for the UK economy

Supporting UK businesses

Heathrow facilitates UK businesses trading with the world.

The value of goods processed through Heathrow every year is greater than Felixstowe and Southampton combined. Unmatched global connections from Heathrow enable exporters from all across the country to get their world-class goods – from Scottish salmon to Cornish cream to life-saving medicines - into global marketplaces to help grow their businesses.

Below you’ll find resources detailing how we play our part in boosting economic growth and support businesses in every region and nation across the UK.

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Exporting excellence

Exporting excellence reports showcase how Heathrow supports businesses across the UK to boost exports, deliver jobs and generate economic growth.

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The Heathrow business coalition

The Heathrow business coalition brings together companies trading, retailing and thriving through the UK’s only hub airport.

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World of opportunity

Heathrow is calling for SMEs in every corner of the UK to come forward and pitch their products to the world, with the relaunch of its World of Opportunity Programme.

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Made in the UK

Heathrow champions UK based businesses, who play a vital role in keeping the airport running, whilst using Heathrow to export, trade and facilitate inward investment.

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Investment impact

Heathrow invested £1.03bn in 2025 to improve journeys for 84m passengers. Over 90% was spent with UK suppliers, supporting businesses across the country.