
Officials at Heathrow airport just put up the most fitting tribute for their famous former colleague.
On Wednesday, baggage handlers at the London's Heathrow airport danced to Queen’s 1984 hit 'I Want to Break Free' to honour the band's frontman Freddie Mercury. Mercury would have turned 72 on 5th September.
Mercury worked at Heathrow as a baggage handler before he joined the ban Queen in 1970.
The tribute comes a month before the release of 'Bohemian Rhapsody,' the highly anticipated biopic on the rockstar.
The airport employees sported moustaches typically associated with Mercury and wore extremely fluorescent versions of the late singer’s iconic yellow jacket for their performance. The group perfromed at the entrance of Terminal 5 of the airport amid loud cheering from the crowd.