Four tax free shops fly into airport
22 Feb 2008
PC World and Dixons Tax Free have flown into Heathrow Terminal 5.
From 27th March four stores will open.
The PC World airport and first Dixons Tax Free stores are located in the main terminal. They will sell business-orientated products and a range of technology including cameras, MP4 players and notebooks.
The Dixons Tax Free Accessories store will offer chargers, headphones and batteries. Another Dixons Tax Free store, located in the long haul satellite terminal, will sell items for long-haul journeys including noise-reducing headphones and games.
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