"Heathrow Airport announced plans to demolish the old Terminal 1 and expand Terminal 2 as part of a £10 billion investment. The rebuilding will enable an increase of 10 million passengers per year, marking a 12% capacity growth."
"Originally opened in 1969, Terminal 1 was the largest new airport terminal in Western Europe and has been closed since June 2015, intended for demolition to accommodate the expansion of Terminal 2."
Heathrow Airport intends to demolish its old Terminal 1 building and expand Terminal 2 in a £10 billion investment plan. This expansion aims to increase passenger capacity by 10 million per year, marking a 12% growth. Terminal 1, which opened in 1969 and was once the largest in Western Europe, closed in 2015, and demolition has been planned for some time. Improvements will also include a new southern tunnel for better access and a 20% increase in freight capacity. The plan is subject to regulatory approval and needs planning permission before construction can begin.
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