Heathrow airport cancels dozens of flights due to adverse weather conditions

So far, around 50 flights have been cancelled from London's Heathrow airport. As the UK struggles through icy conditions, several services will remain closed for an uncertain time.

Heathrow Airport cancels several flights due to climate conditions.

• Heathrow Airport is the most recent airport to be hit by snowy weather.

• The overnight sub-zero conditions led to the cancellation of several flights, while even more delayed.


• 48 flights have already been cancelled, and the numbers are still increasing with time.

• A look at the schedule chart shows that out of all the cancelled flights, the majority were with British Airways, and a few BA flights were cancelled within 60 minutes.

• The authorities have imposed strict restrictions on airways due to icy conditions and snowy weather, leading to delays of a lot of flights.

Response from Heathrow staff

A spokesperson of Heathrow airport came forward to say that many flights were cancelled due to weather conditions. They have reassured the passengers that Airport staff is working with air traffic control to get everyone to their destination safely. Passengers are requested to check flight status beforehand.

Alternative to look into

The London Stansted Airport avoided a lot of disruption, although many services are still delayed. The Gatwick airport is still in chaos, Manchester Airport closed down two runways, and Dublin Airport is also cancelling many flights.

FAQs:

1. When are flights going to continue back?
   As per the latest forecast, the weather will remain worse for a while, with temperature dripping at least 10 degrees overnight.
2. Are passengers getting their tickets refunded?
   According to Heathrow Airport, they have refunded many tickets and provided passengers with refreshments vouchers.