#heathrow

#heathrow

Heathrow is proposing a 17% increase in landing fees to fund a £10bn investment plan aimed at boosting annual passenger capacity to 92 million, despite airline concerns.

On the day it opened, the first train, a six-car 1973 tube stock, arrived at the new terminus, driven by Instructor/Driver Danny Woodward and accompanied by the London Underground's Chief Operating Officer, Mr J Graeme Bruce.

Mystery surrounds claims that the Army has expressed an interest in taking over the Olympic legacy equestrian centre in Shooters Hill.

Flight 017, carrying 188 passengers and 12 crew, reported a fault shortly after take-off, prompting an immediate return to Heathrow where it landed safely.

Unite's strike is driven by a pay dispute, with members at Heathrow earning 10% less than their Gatwick counterparts, impacting essential mobility services.

There was no lack of capacity from the substations serving Heathrow, according to National Grid CEO John Pettigrew, stating that each can individually supply enough power.