Heathrow CEO: Full operation expected to resume in morning
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Heathrow CEO: Full operation expected to resume in morning
Heathrow's CEO says "a few" long-haul flights will take off tonight and that "full operation" will resume at the airport tomorrow morning.
Thomas Woldbye adds that he is "very sorry" to those whose travel plans have been affected by the substation fire that shut the UK's busiest airport and that the incident was one of "major severity".
Report by Brooksl.
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