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
After Europe's largest airport was closed due to a fire last night, officials declared this morning: "Flights have resumed. We apologize for the inconvenience"
This is what IATA CEO, Willie Walsh, says following this morning's fire that caused the complete closure of the airport and distress for thousands of passengers. He adds: "This is yet another example of Heathrow disappointing both passengers and airlines, raising serious questions"
Airlines are reacting to the closure of Europe’s largest airport for a day due to a fire: "We apologize for the disruptions, helping passengers". Ryanair is issuing rescue flights. How many passengers and flights will be affected?
London’s Heathrow Airport closed for 24 hours due to a "fire in an electrical substation" causing power outages throughout the airport
The electric air taxis reach 322 km/h, with a 160 km range, enabling quick trips between major hubs like 8 minutes from Heathrow to Canary Wharf or 15 minutes from Manchester to Leeds, bypassing traffic and delays
The new investment plan, which is a significant increase over the original plan, will improve punctuality of take-offs and landings, baggage delivery, passenger services, and sustainability, driving economic growth across the UK
