Heathrow Airport has closed after a devastating fire at an electrical substation - causing chaos for 220,000 passengers due to travel through the UK's 'busiest airport' today. At least 1,357 ...

“Tomorrow morning we expect to be back in full operation, so 100% operation, as a normal day,” Heathrow Airport CEO Thomas Woldbye said at a press conference Friday evening local tim ...

The first flights of the day have taken off at Heathrow as the airport aims for a full day of service after Friday's catastrophic closure. Heathrow was thrust into chaos on Friday as Europe's busiest ...

The airport reopened after about 18 hours after Heathrow reconfigured its power supply. Heathrow said it ran a full schedule on Saturday and Sunday, with 400,000 passengers passing through on ...

A British Airways flight to Saudi Arabia took off from Heathrow as well. The airport plans to operate on a full schedule on Saturday, but disruptions are still expected and passengers have been ...

The first plane lands at Heathrow after a fire ... and warns people not to travel to the airport unless advised by their airline The airport hopes to run a full service on Saturday, after the ...

A Heathrow spokesperson said the airport hopes to "run a full operation" from Saturday, with the return to a full operation likely to "take some time". They said: "Our teams have worked tirelessly ...

All Flights at London’s Heathrow Airport were grounded for the entire day on Friday after a pair of explosions at a nearby electrical substation left the major European travel hub in chaos. Nearly ...

Heathrow is expected to run a full schedule on Saturday. Around 200,000 passengers have been affected by the closure of what is Europe’s busiest airport. Mr Woldbye said: “I’d like to stress that this ...