UK Police Say No Evidence of Criminality in Heathrow Airport Fire
LONDON (Reuters) - British police said the substation fire which caused Heathrow Airport to shut down for 18 hours last week was no longer being treated as a potentially criminal matter after inquiries found no evidence to suggest the incident was suspicious.
The British authorities ordered an urgent investigation, but some experts said that any airport would be crippled by being ...
The UK Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero Ed Miliband announced Saturday that he is ordering an ...
The airport said it had made space for extra flights, but it is expected to take days to get stranded passengers to their ...
The first plane landed at Heathrow Airport late Friday, about 18 hours after an inferno at an electrical substation caused a ...
After being closed due to a power outage, London's Heathrow Airport said it would begin to resume flights Friday night.
London's Heathrow Airport reopened on Saturday after a power outage at one of the world's busiest airports the previous day ...
British Airways said it expects around 85% of its Saturday Heathrow schedule to run as planned, but warned customers to ...
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