By Amelia Nierenberg and Michael D. Shear Reporting from London Heathrow Airport was warned of the threat posed by potential substation failures days before a fire forced the airport’s shutdown ...

Heathrow bosses were warned its power supply was vulnerable less than a week before the major outage in March, a committee of MPs has heard. A terminal at the airport could also have had some ...

United Kingdom’s Heathrow Airport was cautioned about the resilience of its power supply just days before a fire at an electrical substation led to a shutdown, affecting nearly 300,000 passengers.

Heathrow bosses were warned of potential substation failures just days before the airport was forced to close for a day after a fire sparked a major power outage, MPs have been told. Nigel Wicking ...

Heathrow airport says: “The decision to close the airport was taken to protect passenger and colleague safety because of the unprecedented impacts of an off-airport fire at an electrical ...

Heathrow Airport could have opened 11 hours before it actually did following a fire at a substation that supplied the airport with power, it has been claimed. The blaze caused the West London ...

Heathrow Airport was warned about the "resilience" of its power supply in the days before a fire which shut down the airport for more than a day last month. Nigel Wicking, chief executive of ...

Nigel Wicking, chief executive of Heathrow Airline Operators Committee, which represents airlines that use the west London airport, said there were a "couple of incidents" which made him concerned.

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LONDON, April 2 (Reuters) - The boss of Heathrow came under fire for an 18-hour shutdown at the airport last month after an airline representative said he had raised concerns about the hub's ...

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