The planes and passengers are back in the sky, but the financial fallout from last month’s shutdown at London’s Heathrow ...

Who pays when your vacation is ruined through no fault of your own? Often, it is you. There's no perfect way to protect ...

Heathow's boss and other top exectives have been called to explain the power outage that shut down Europe's busiest airport ...

The boss of Heathrow came under fire for an 18-hour shutdown at the airport last month after an airline representative said he had raised concerns about the hub's resilience days earlier, as lawmakers ...

Airports and airlines are probably the most drilled and prepared organisations of the lot, when it comes to crisis response—they have to be by law—yet ...

In response, Heathrow stated it intends to present its plans to the Government this summer. Originally estimated at £14 billion back in 2014, the cost of the project is expected to have increased ...

as a giant blaze ripped through an electric substation near Heathrow, forcing the airport to close for more than 15 hours. Over 1,300 flights were disrupted by the fire, ruining the travel plans ...

Heathrow bosses feared that their net zero plans could threaten the stability of the airport’s power supply, according to a briefing to MPs two years ago. Nigel Milton, the airport’s then ...

"Major airports will have a disaster recovery plan to get operations up and running ... the claims process after an event like the Heathrow fire. According to MorningStar DBRS, “For travel ...

Operations normal on Saturday, Heathrow CEO says British Airways operates around 90% of flights Police say incident not being treated as suspicious ...

Pressed by presenter Nick Ferrari whether she personally had confidence in him, she dodged the question, explaining that she had spoken to him on Friday morning about Heathrow’s recovery plans ...

Heathrow Chairman Paul Deighton said Kelly will assess the airport’s crisis management response and recovery process ... You have to plan for things going wrong.” With 83.9 million passengers ...