Heathrow agrees extra £27m to plug DB scheme's £300m deficit

Stephanie Baxter
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Heathrow has agreed to spend an extra £3m annually over nine years until 2023 to plug the £300m deficit of its defined benefit (DB) pension scheme.

LHR Airports has increased its annual deficit recovery payment from £24m to £27m until 2023 following the conclusion in January of the scheme's triennial valuation. The employer also committed to c...

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