Heathrow Airport has returned to full operations following a fire at an electrical substation that caused significant travel disruptions. The fire, which occurred early Saturday morning, resulted in a widespread power outage, impacting various airport systems and leading to flight delays and cancellations. Airport authorities worked diligently to restore power and ensure the safety of passengers and staff.
In a statement released Saturday afternoon, Heathrow officials confirmed that the airport is now "open and fully operational." Flights have resumed, and the airport is working to clear the backlog of passengers and delayed flights. Passengers are strongly advised to check with their respective airlines for the latest updates on their flight schedules and to arrive at the airport with ample time for check-in and security procedures.
While the airport is operating normally, residual delays may still occur as airlines work to recover from the earlier disruptions. Travelers are encouraged to monitor airport announcements and airline communications for any further updates or changes to their travel plans. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Heathrow Airport Resumes Normal Operations After Fire
London's Heathrow Airport is back to normal after a fire caused disruptions. An electrical substation fire caused a power outage, leading to flight delays and cancellations. Airport officials announced Saturday that the airport is now "open and fully operational." Passengers are advised to check with their airlines for updated flight information.
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