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Heathrow ‘back-up systems’ not designed to run full operation

Heathrow has explained how its “back-up systems” are not designed to allow the airport to run a full operation after a fire at an electrical substation was said to make it look “vulnerable”. Europe’s busiest airport, which is supplied by the North ...

21 Mar 2025 at 14:06

Heathrow power supply fears were raised days before substation fire, MPs hear

Heathrow airport was warned about its power supply in the days before it closed because of a fire, MPs were told. Nigel Wicking, chief executive of Heathrow Airline Operators Committee, which represents airlines that use the west London airport, ...

02 Apr 2025 at 14:20

Heathrow warned about power supply days before outage caused closure, MPs told

Heathrow Airport was warned about its power supply in the days before it closed because of an outage, MPs were told. Nigel Wicking, chief executive of Heathrow Airline Operators Committee, which represents airlines that use the west London ...

02 Apr 2025 at 11:46

Electrical substation fire makes Heathrow look ‘vulnerable’ – Energy Secretary

The closure of Heathrow due to a fire at an electrical substation has made the airport look “vulnerable”, the Energy Secretary has said. Europe’s busiest airport, which is supplied by the North Hyde electrical substation in west London, ...

21 Mar 2025 at 12:05

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