A substation fire caused Heathrow Airport to go dark, forcing planes to be grounded even with backup generators.

Following the now infamous closure of London Heathrow after the fire, impacted airlines are considering taking legal action.

British Airways owner IAG expects to take a financial hit in the "tens of millions" of euros from the complete shutdown of ...

IAG Boss Surprised At Heathrow’s 'Lack Of Resilience' After Shutdown is published in Aviation Daily, an Aviation Week ...

Britain's aviation watchdog will consider Heathrow airport's resilience rules as part of a regular review, it said on ...

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In 2024, Heathrow was the busiest airport in Europe by passenger numbers and the fourth busiest worldwide. Nearly 84 ...

The U.K. aviation authority has set out guidelines on how to establish future charges on airlines and passengers of Heathrow Airport, and said it would consider rules on the airport's resilience ...

It could cost $100 million and take years to install the backup generators to prevent another hourslong power loss like the ...

There is no evidence to suggest the substation fire that shut down Heathrow airport was suspicious, police say. The fire, ...

How can such an event occur at a place like Heathrow, and why were precautions not in place to protect such a critical ...

A fire at a Heathrow substation led to an 18-hour airport closure, affecting 200,000 passengers and costing airlines millions ...