Flights continue in Heathrow in Heathrow

Heathrow Airport in London closed operations in one of Europe’s busiest air centers in the power substation, and forced the airport to cancel more than 1,000 flights on Friday or to remove a global lynchpin of air travel.

Heathrow’s CEO Tomas Woldbye, on Friday, the Middle Port Midsize lost power equal to a city, and as it should be worked as it is enough to strengthen the whole airport.

Some flights started on Friday’s late day, but Mr. Woldbye said, “We expect it to be in full operation because it works 100 percent on Saturday as a normal day.”

The British authorities will investigate the investigation into the ignition of an electric substation at the north-eastern north-east of Northrow, he said. However, the Metropolitan Police in London, “Friday”, “After initial assessments,” he said We do not approach this event as suspiciousAlthough inquiries continue. “

It was too early on Friday to calculate the exact value of the speech. However, the branch raised the questions about the sustainability of England’s largest airport, and why it turned out to be so valid for an electric substation.

Near the airport, the residents of Hayes neighborhood heard two votes and saw the “massive fire ball” sky on Thursday. A few minutes later, the airport was connected to all air transport, directed from coming flights and Heathrow’s passengers were sent home. Nearby residents were evacuated.

Friday morning, the roads around the power plant were closed and a helicopter was hovered above. A red calm was downhill in Heathrow. Running strips were empty, check tables were silent, digital flight information screens were empty and the passages were covered with emergency lighting. The coronavirus pandemic was a lifeless calm in the early endless weeks.

The British National Grid has reconstructed its network to restore partial strength in Heathrow on Friday afternoon Friday afternoon. The substance burned the large flame and had a 25,000 liter of cooling oil that complicates it. Brigade, on Thursday, 5 percent of the fire burned about 5 percent, he said.

Airport close Dozens of flights from the United States resulted in the original destination. Glasgow, Madrid and even focused on airports Happy Valley-Goose BayA small town in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

John Connor at the Newark Liberty International Airport on Friday, New Jersey’s website was waiting for the site for two years abroad on Friday, for two years abroad.

“We sat on the plane for about five hours,” said the flight was called. ” “I try to get a plane close to a place – Paris, Dublin, elsewhere,” he said. “We say not straight.”

Anger travelers will ask airlines on their abolished flights and airlines on the upcoming departure management claims In articles in the X, airline applications were left behind to cancellations of passengers and warning the passengers about it Customer service could not be accessed by phone.

Some travelers stuck in Europe called to think of travel by rail. After seeing the flight from Heathrow, Chester County, PA 58-year-old Phylip Kizun, was improvised because he tried to go to a business trip from London to Dublin. A train for Wales and then took a ferry to the Irish capital from the city of Holyhead. He met with several European and American travelers who made the same thing.

“This is definitely real ‘planes, trains and cars,’ ‘Mr. Kizun, in 1987, referring to Steve Martin-John Candy Comedy later said a few minutes later.

Some aircraft were already forced to return in the air. Jeannie Lachance, who went to London from Los Angeles, his sister and 2-year-old nephew, about four hours, the pilot will return to the pilot, he said.

“Everyone was very quiet, because we were all in a trap in a plane,” said Mrs. Lakance, 31.

Some airline, including British Airways, said they will release Free Reb books, including free reserves. Delta Air Lines, American Airlines and United Airlines. A Delta spokesman, the airline’s trips to London, said that he would pay for passengers to Amsterdam.

The Cirium, a aviation information company, estimated that 290,000 passengers could affect Heathrow’s closure.

Until the end of Friday, several flights went down from Heathrow or departed because the airport began to revive about 16 hours after the fire. There was a British Airport plane traveling from Gatwick Airport after Singapore, Singapore, Singapore, Singapore, Singapore, Singapore, in London.

Heathrow spokesman said the airport was trying to restore the first “replacement flights and transfer planes”.

The British Department of Transportation has been temporarily lifted in flights to facilitate the congestion, he said.

However, British Airways CEO Sean Doyle, Heathrow’s closure warned that the airline would be “great impact” in the coming days. British Airways added more than 670 flights to about 107,000 customers on Friday and similar numbers this weekend.

“There are places where we are currently planning, our flights and cabins are our colleagues and planes,” he said.

Heathrow crisis, probably not only the movements of people, but also the flow of goods. The closure of an important aviation center in a short period of time, sending the product via Heathrow will cause delays and material and technical headaches for many enterprises.

Heathrow has two runways and four terminals serving more than 230 in 90 countries. Last year, the airport was 83.9 million passengers and 1.7 million tons of cargo. In Western Europe, it is the third largest center for air loads, measured in metric tones. Goods with about 200 billion pounds ($ 258 billion), in 2023, from Heathrow and the trade of British goods.

“Goods in London are really moving in the world in a very clear way,” he said. “Any violation in any part of it causes the impact of the knockout to another place.”

British enterprises are likely to be most affected. Global trade can be managed by other great airports in Europe, Eymane Buchman, a digital shipping market, Digital Dumplan Marketplace.

Heathrowun CEO Mr. Woldbye, apologized to travelers for the closure, and the airport said he did good to restore flights on Thursday, Thursday.

Airport closure, 15 years after Europe’s most violent weather violation, a volcanic eruption in Iceland in the ashes in the ashes and hinders millions of travelincluding Heathrow.

Ash is more than 100,000 Flights As in April 2010, as in northern Europe for about a week. A volcanic disruption of the airline was estimated at $ 1.7 billion.

Contributed by reporting Christine Chun, Michael Levenson, Michael D. Scissors, Peter evis, Christiancy, Ivan Penn, Stephen Castle, Niraj Chokshi, Ceylan’s meadows and Claire Moses.