Major Fire Breaks Out at Waste Facility in London, Tube Services and Trains Heavily Affected
Around 125 firefighters and 20 engines are tackling a major fire at a Neasden waste facility, with heavy smoke and transport disruption reported
Around 125 firefighters and 20 engines are tackling a major fire at a Neasden waste facility, with heavy smoke and transport disruption reported
London Luton Airport has unveiled its picks for the best music festivals across Europe, showcasing destinations that can be reached with direct flights from the airport
An engineering issue near disrupted rail services linking London Liverpool Street with Stansted Airport and Cambridge. Some services are still canceled, delayed or revised
Travelers using London Luton Airport are being urged to check journeys as overnight M1 closures and temporary Thameslink accessibility changes affect routes to central London
An £18 million project has been completed in just five months of night work at London Luton Airport: the runway has been extended, lighting systems have been replaced with energy-efficient ones and a new weather sensor has been installed. All without disrupting passengers or aircraft
British Airways launches new Avios-Only flights from London City to Madrid and Toulon, offering reward seats on every ticket as loyalty travel demand grows
British flag carrier British Airways, through its subsidiary Cityflyer, is expanding its route network and opening three destinations in Europe in the summer of 2026; CEO: "We’re excited to grow our network next year with three fantastic new routes."
British Airways is relaunching its London City-Madrid route with 11 weekly flights. The city airport is reporting increased demand for winter destinations and is continuing to improve operations, with more aircraft types being able to land there
Daily flights will be operated on a Boeing 787-9, the crucial route will serve passengers from Tel Aviv via London with connections to partner airlines starting in October
The airport submitted a request to authorize the operation of Airbus A320neo aircraft, which will allow newer and quieter planes to operate in the London airport, aiming to increase capacity while maintaining environmental sustainability. The airport CEO: “This move will enable us to expand destination offerings, support economic growth without increasing the number of flights.”