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  • Rules on liquids aboard flights to be scrapped by mid-2024 – reports

    November 23, 2022

    Restrictions on liquids aboard flights are set to be scrapped by mid-2024, as newer security scanners are increasingly being rolled out.  The UK Government has urged major airports across Britain to have the more advanced CT scanners installed by the summer of 2024, the Times first reported.  Officials told the outlet that ministers have been [...]

  • Virgin Atlantic: Supporting Heathrow’s expansion ‘difficult’ unless quality service provided

    November 21, 2022

    Supporting Heathrow’s expansion will be difficult until the west London hub can provide a quality service to airlines and passengers, according to Virgin Atlantic’s boss Shai Weiss.  The airport’s expansion plans – which include building a third runway – were backed by former Prime Minister Liz Truss as well as then-transport secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan.   “[The [...]

  • Happening today: Baggage handlers go on 72-hour strike at Heathrow

    November 17, 2022

    350 ground handlers working for Menzies have gone on a 72-hour strike at Heathrow from today, the union Unite has announced. The workers walked out from 4am on Friday in a dispute over salaries, as union leaders said the offer made by the ground handling company was “far below the current inflation rate of 14.2 [...]

  • Misty Monday: Dozens of flights cancelled at London airports as fog engulfs capital

    November 14, 2022

    Dozens of flights have been cancelled over the past few hours at London airports as the fog that engulfed the capital since yesterday continues to present a risk to operations.  British Airways – which was forced to cancel 15 domestic and short-haul flights to Heathrow – said it was doing everything it could to get [...]

  • Heathrow WILL NOT introduce capacity caps during peak Christmas period

    November 11, 2022

    Heathrow has announced it will not need any capacity cap during Christmas, as the west London hub continues to work with airlines to ensure a smoother run of operations for the peak period.  “We have been working with airlines and their ground handlers to prepare for the Christmas peak, and have a good plan, which [...]

  • City Airport insists it’s still ‘easiest hub to get to and through’ despite Heathrow-crossrail link up

    November 8, 2022

    London’s City Airport has insisted it’s still “the easiest airport to get to and through” following the opening of the Elizabeth Line’s direct route from Canary Wharf to Heathrow. The hub located on the Thames hit back after Crossrail’s fully-linked up route was unveiled on Sunday, taking passengers to-and-from Canary Wharf to the UK’s biggest [...]

  • Virgin Atlantic’s chief warns Heathrow to prepare for winter after pandemic pandemonium

    November 2, 2022

    Virgin Atlantic’s chief executive Shai Weiss said today Heathrow better be ready to welcome the hundreds of thousands of passengers expected during the peak winter period. “There is enough time to get ready for the peak winter,” he told City A.M. “We intend to fly and to serve our passengers and we expect Heathrow to [...]

  • 25 per cent down: Heathrow boss warns ‘many years’ until pre-Covid flying levels reached

    October 26, 2022

    It will take some time for Heathrow to go back to pre-pandemic levels, according to the airport’s boss John Holland-Kaye.  The west London hub expects between 60 and 62 million people to pass through its gates this year, 25 per cent down on the 81 million posted in 2019.  Heathrow also reported 18 million passengers [...]

  • Heathrow creates new exec position to mend fences with airlines

    October 18, 2022

    Heathrow has created a new executive position to mend fences with its airline customers following this summer’s travel chaos.  The west London hub today appointed director of operations Kathryn Leahy as director of Team Heathrow. “The new position is designed to ensure we build on the close-knit co-operation required between the 400 companies that operate [...]

  • Heathrow: Airline chiefs call for John Holland-Kaye’s resignation

    October 16, 2022

    Airline chiefs have called for John Holland-Kaye’s resignation as Heathrow’s chief executive after the west London hub said last week it could introduce measures to manage capacity during the peak Christmas period.  “That’s inexcusable. Anybody who says anything like that is the wrong guy for the job,” Emirates’ boss Sir Tim Clark told the Sunday [...]

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