Heathrow Airport
Coverage of Heathrow Airport in the Nexus archive.
- Heathrow security officer who was told to remove Palestine badge claims it is same as being asked to take off her hijab as she sues for discrimination
A Heathrow security officer is suing for discrimination after being asked to remove a Palestine badge, comparing the request to being told to take off her hijab.
- Heathrow expects fall in passengers and profits this year because of Iran war
Heathrow Airport expects a 1.1% decline in passengers to 83.6 million and reduced profits this year due to the impact of the Iran war on air travel. The airport is also discussing the cost of its third runway construction plan with regulators.
- Heathrow cuts passenger forecast on Iran conflict impact
Heathrow Airport has reduced its passenger forecast, projecting a potential 5% decline due to the impact of the Iran conflict on global travel demand in April and May.
- UK anti-Islam activist Tommy Robinson says he was detained under terrorism laws
UK anti-Islam activist Tommy Robinson reported being detained at Heathrow Airport for three hours under the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Act. His phone was seized during the detention, which occurred after he posted online about racist and anti-immigrant riots in Northern Ireland.
- Far-right activist Tommy Robinson detained under terrorism legislation
Far-right activist Tommy Robinson was detained under terrorism legislation at Heathrow airport amid a week of violent racial tensions in the UK.
- A shorter third runway at Heathrow is better than none
The article discusses the proposal for a shorter third runway at Heathrow Airport, suggesting that the UK airport and airlines should compromise on expansion rather than continue conflicting. It argues that a shorter runway is preferable to no expansion.
- Lufthansa employees injured in a Boeing nose gear incident at Frankfurt airport
Several Lufthansa employees were injured when the nose gear of a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner unexpectedly retracted at Frankfurt airport, causing the plane's nose to collapse. The incident occurred while the aircraft was parked at the gate, leading to the cancellation of a planned flight to Los Angeles. Boeing acknowledged the incident and stated it is supporting the airline.
- Heathrow airport is cut off from all trains due to burst water main while planned engineering work stops customers using Tube instead
Heathrow Airport is cut off from all trains due to a burst water main, while planned engineering work prevents customers from using the Tube as an alternative. The disruptions are causing travel complications for passengers.
- 20,000 bags stranded after technical issue at Heathrow Airport leaves travelers scrambling
A technical issue at Heathrow Airport caused 20,000 bags to be stranded, leading to long waits for luggage and some travelers departing without their belongings.
- 20,000 bags stranded after technical issue at major airport leaves travelers scrambling
A technical issue at London's Heathrow Airport Terminal 5 left approximately 20,000 British Airways passengers without their luggage last Friday. This marks the fifth baggage system incident at Heathrow since the start of the year, costing the airline an estimated £10 million in losses.
- Holidaymaker finds out his Tesla is submerged in water at Heathrow after EV sent him a notification... before 'HE told car park firm other vehicles were being flooded'
A holidaymaker discovered his Tesla was submerged in water at Heathrow Airport after receiving a notification from the vehicle. The incident occurred at the airport's car park where multiple vehicles were reportedly flooded, with the owner subsequently alerting the car park management about the flooding situation.
- Algerian asylum seeker who stole suitcases from passengers outside Heathrow Airport during £8,000 crime spree is jailed
An Algerian asylum seeker was jailed for stealing suitcases from airport passengers outside Heathrow Airport during a crime spree totaling £8,000 in theft. The offender targeted travelers at the airport, making off with luggage and valuables.
- British Airways 'demands millions from Heathrow' after 20,000 bags failed to make it onto flights over one weekend
British Airways is seeking millions from Heathrow after 20,000 bags failed to make it onto flights over one weekend. The incident highlights issues with baggage handling at the airport. British Airways is demanding compensation for the disruption.
- British discus champion outraged after Heathrow 'meet and greet' parking firm staff joyride her Ford Focus while she's abroad
British discus champion's Ford Focus was taken for a joyride by Heathrow 'meet and greet' parking firm staff while she was abroad. The champion is outraged over the incident. The incident occurred at Heathrow Airport.
- That won't help the post-holiday blues! Dozens of cars parked at Heathrow Airport are submerged by floodwaters
Dozens of cars parked at Heathrow Airport are submerged by floodwaters, causing damage to vehicles and disrupting travel plans. The flooding is expected to exacerbate post-holiday blues for affected car owners. The incident highlights the airport's vulnerability to extreme weather conditions.
- Will my flight be cancelled? Which destinations are affected? What are my rights? All your questions answered as jet fuel crisis threatens summer holidays
A jet fuel crisis is threatening summer holidays, causing concerns about flight cancellations and passenger rights. The crisis may affect various destinations, leading to disruptions in travel plans. Passengers are advised to check with their airlines for updates on their flights.
- World's best airport lounges for 2026 revealed - and a surprising UK entry makes the list
The world's best airport lounges for 2026 have been revealed, featuring a surprising UK entry. The list highlights top-rated lounges that offer exceptional travel experiences. The rankings are based on various factors, including amenities and services.
- Airlines axe 2 MILLION seats from May schedules as jet fuel supplies could fall to 'critically low levels' - with Britain among the hardest-hit
Airlines have cut 2 million seats from their May schedules due to potential jet fuel supply shortages, with Britain being one of the hardest-hit countries. This reduction in seats is expected to impact air travel significantly. Jet fuel supplies are predicted to fall to critically low levels.
- Heathrow in talks with airlines to end row that could delay third runway
Heathrow Airport is negotiating with British Airways' owner, Virgin, and billionaire landowner Surinder Arora to resolve disputes over the £49bn third runway project. New chair Philip Jansen aims to address cost and service disagreements to prevent further delays.
- Last minute holiday bookings soar as travellers fear cancellations due to Iran war and jet fuel shortages as Heathrow warns passenger numbers face 'uncertain outlook'
Last-minute holiday bookings have surged as travelers anticipate cancellations due to concerns over the Iran war and jet fuel shortages. Heathrow Airport has issued a warning about an 'uncertain outlook' for passenger numbers amid these disruptions.
- The European airports where Brits are facing hours-long queues and missed flights due to the new Entry/Exit System rules
Brits are experiencing hours-long queues and missed flights at European airports due to the new Entry/Exit System rules. The situation highlights operational challenges with the system's implementation affecting travel for UK citizens.