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Heathrow Airport to Resume Some Flights Friday, Expects Full Service by Saturday

  • Heathrow Airport will return to full operations on Saturday, according to CEO Thomas Woldbye.
  • Flights will restart earlier on Friday, following a fire that halted operations at the airport.
  • A spokesperson confirmed that the airport will prioritize repatriation and relocation of aircraft.
  • Heathrow stated that flights have resumed following a power outage that occurred yesterday.
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Heathrow accused of ‘colossal failure’ over fire shutdown

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Heathrow Airport said its teams were working tirelessly to reopen the world's fifth busiest airport after it was forced to shut down completely following a huge fire that engulfed a nearby electrical substation on Thursday night. Travellers were advised to stay away from the airport.The airport was supposed to handle 1,351 flights on Friday, carrying up to 291,000 passengers, but planes were diverted to other airports in the UK and Europe, while…

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London's Heathrow Airport, which was closed on Friday due to a substation fire, is back in full operation, an airport spokesman said Saturday.

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