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  • Heathrow passenger numbers fall nearly 75 per cent in 2020

    January 11, 2021

    Just 22.1m passengers passed through Heathrow Airport in 2020, it was revealed today, a 73 per cent fall year-on-year. The UK’s biggest airport said that the coronavirus had seen 58m fewer travellers pass through its gates than in 2019. Cargo volumes through Britain’s biggest port also fell 28.2 per cent because of restrictions on international [...]

  • Heathrow connectivity collapses by two-thirds due to pandemic

    December 18, 2020

    Some six thousand air routes across Europe are yet to be restored nine months into the Covid-19 crisis, a new report reveals, with Heathrow’s connectivity collapsing by more than two-thirds. The report, from Airports Council International, measures connectivity through a set of direct, indirect and hub indexes. European and UK airports have been the hardest [...]

  • Supreme Court gives Heathrow third runway the green light

    December 16, 2020

    The Supreme Court has this morning ruled that Heathrow’s controversial third runway expansion plans can go ahead. The verdict means that the UK’s highest court has overturned the Court of Appeal’s February decision to block the £14bn project on environmental grounds. However, in a year in which air travel has plummeted to historic lows due [...]

  • Heathrow Terminal 4 to remain closed until end of 2021

    December 11, 2020

    Heathrow airport has decided to shut Terminal 4 until the end of 2021 as travel restrictions reduce passenger numbers.

  • Heathrow workers to strike next week

    November 27, 2020

    Workers at Heathrow Airport are planning to strike on Tuesday over proposed pay cuts, the airport said today. Unite the union is also preparing for further industrial action on 14, 17, and 18 December. Heathrow said that there are currently no pre-planned flight schedule amendments for any of the dates. As the UK will still [...]

  • Two charged with money laundering after £1.2m Heathrow cash bust

    November 13, 2020

    Two Czech nationals have been charged with money laundering after being busted at Heathrow airport with more than £1.2m stuffed in suitcases, UK Border Force announced today. Zdenek Kamaryt, 37, and Michala Repperova, 26, were questioned by Border Force officials as they tried to board a flight to Dubai on Sunday morning. Officers found £1.2m [...]

  • Heathrow passenger numbers fall for eighth straight month

    November 11, 2020

    Passenger numbers at Heathrow Airport fell for the eight month in a row in October as the government’s travel quarantine regime continued to hammer aviation. The number of people passing through the UK’s largest airport fell 82.4 per cent last month to just 1.2m passengers. The figures came with warnings that November would see an [...]

  • What’s in store for the airline industry this winter?

    October 30, 2020

    Although every industry has suffered due to the coronavirus pandemic, few have been as hard hit as the world’s airlines. At the beginning of the year, the idea of a world without global air travel was for most people a relic of a long-forgotten past, but seven months of extreme turbulence have flipped that notion [...]

  • Paris overtakes Heathrow as Europe’s busiest airport

    October 28, 2020

    Paris has overtaken Heathrow as Europe’s busiest airport following a sharp drop in passenger numbers at the London travel hub.  Heathrow’s chief executive John Holland-Kaye called on the government to introduce pre-departure coronavirus tests and to create an airbridge with the US as the number of travellers using the airport continued to fall. He warned [...]

  • Aviation watchdog slams Heathrow’s legal threats over £1.7bn airport charge hike

    October 26, 2020

    The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has hit back at Heathrow Airport over threats that it will take the regulator to court unless it budges on its decision to reject Heathrow’s attempt to increase airport charges by £1.7bn. Earlier this month, the CAA turned down the request from the UK’s largest airport, which wanted to hike [...]

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