Unite strikes 31 March – 9 April

Unite has confirmed a strike among two groups of Heathrow security officers for 31 March – 9 April. The airport will remain open and operational but the strikes may affect the journeys of some passengers planning to travel during this period. You can check the status of your flight with your airline for the latest information.

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Find the latest updates for flights departing or arriving at London Heathrow Airport, without going near a screen or keyboard.

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Alexa is Amazon's cloud-based 'intelligent personal assistant'. It's voice-activated and can be used via a smartphone app, as well as Amazon's dedicated Echo devices.

 

How to use it?

  1. Download and open the Amazon Alexa app on your smartphone

  2. Tap "skills", search for 'Heathrow Airport' and tap 'enable'

  3. Talk to Alexa to find out the status of a flight. Just say “flight”, followed by your flight number. Alexa will confirm the details and tell you the most recent status update for your flight

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Get the Heathrow skill from Amazon's Alexa Store

With the Heathrow skill for Alexa you can check on flights today, tomorrow or even further ahead.

Just ask Amazon Alexa
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You can find your flight number on your boarding pass or your airline booking confirmation.

The Heathrow Airport skill is available in the Alexa app, just search for 'Heathrow' and enable it.

Just say "flight", followed by your flight number. Alexa will confirm the details and tell you the most recent status update for your flight. For example: "Alexa, ask Heathrow about flight British Airways 032"

We're sorry if you have problems with Alexa not understanding the flight you'd like to know about. We are continuously improving the skill to ensure you get the flight information you require. You can check your flight information for Arriving flights here or departing flights here