What happens when a center is closed like Heathrow

London’s Heathrow Airport is one of the busiest travel junctions in the world. Manages about 1,300 flights per day from more than 80 airline. About six million people and more than 130,000 tons of cargo from London airport last month.

So what happens to stop a hub this size?

First, the planes full of people and cargo, the planes on Heathrow, we need to find another place for the land. Countless passengers should find hotel rooms where they are over. The crew and pilots must legally receive a binding rest. Airlines must understand how the planes and cargo will be re-established.

Ian Petchenik, head of the flight tracking website, described as Petchenik, “A million moving pieces trying to go where all they should go.”

Most major international airlines operate flights to Heathrow called Mr Petchenik’s “Most International Airlines Crown Jewelry”, and it takes flights from the widest airport in the world.

When Heathrow was closed on Friday, 120 flights have already located there.

Some have been able to build soils nearby, other London airports or land in Birmingham or Manchester. Others were redirected to continental European directions such as Amsterdam and Frankfurt. A British airline from New York’s Kennedy International Airport Reykhavik ended in Iceland. A Japanese airline flight from Tokyo went to Helsinki in Finland.

TAIPEI, only flight from the day to Heathrow only after 9 am after the morning, was transformed from Flightradar24 to Taipei and returned to Hanoi when he returned to Taipei.

However, most flights went to where they plan to go to the place, neither their plan, a global logistics climbing and alternative flights to hotel rooms, business meetings, business meetings and family events and went to work for business meetings and family events.

Authorities in London said they expect that they would last several days in Heathrow. In addition, hundreds of thousands of passengers expecting to be affected can be days for the rugi.

Closing an important global transit center for such a long period of “unprecedented”, Mr Petchenik. Rare, at the same time in 2010, a very large disruption The volcanic eruption in Iceland More than 100,000 international flights have been based on several days.