Heathrow live: Airport orders investigation into crisis management plans amid ‘laughing stock’ criticism

Several passengers traveling to Heathrow from the London Station Paddington was still nervous, reports the news Reuters.

“I just hope that when I get there, I can actually go,” said University Professor Melissa Graboyes, who said he repeatedly checks her flight status in Toronto.

Investigation of the abortion caused by the substation fire that closed Heathrow ordered after about 200,000 passengers were affected at the airport closure.

The Miliband Secretary ordered the National Energy System Operator to “Exemplate Explore Current Care and Working Fire and Works with the Head of the Energy Law to formally initiate the investigation of the network operator.

Meanwhile, an internal examination of airport crisis management and her response to Friday will be performed on Friday, a former Secretary of Ruth Kelly, who said the independent member of Heathrow, said Heathrow Chairman.

As he ordered the investigation on Saturday, Mr. Miliband said, “We are determined to properly understand what happened and what lessons should be learned.

“That is why I am cooperation with the OFGEM, today ordered the National Energy System Operator to investigate this specific incident and understand all the wider lessons that will be learned about energy resistance for critical national infrastructure, and now in the future.”

The government is determined to do everything that can prevent the repetition of what happened in Heathrow. ”

Ministers ordered an emergency probe in the fire truck, which forced the Heathrow airport to close 15 hours on Friday – as experts warned that the extraordinary point of the British is on the global phase.

Travel plans up to 300,000 passengers were thrown into a mess on Friday after the flame in one west London fueled more than 1,300 flights between the busiest airport and the site of Europe around the world.

While the airport regretted “entirely operational” on Saturday – with hundreds of additional airport staff facilitated an additional 10,000 passengers traveling through Heathrow – more than 100 flights, including those traveling to New York and come from Dubai. Heathrow would usually expect to facilitate 600 flights on Saturday.

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Heathrow Executive Director Thomas Woldbye said that the security transformer failed on Friday, the signs, the systems had to be imprisoned in accordance with the powerful supplies from the two remaining substanties as described as “medium-sized city”.

He told stranded passengers and defended the response of the airport on the situation, saying that the incident as “great as he received for our airport” and that “we cannot hear 100 percent.”

The Great British Secretary Heidi Aleksandar said: “This incident caused a significant disorder, but Heathrow, the National Network, and our emergency services worked quickly to travel again.

“Heathrow is a massive airport who uses the energy of the small town, so Imperative identifies how that failure can occur and learn from this to ensure that the vital piece of national infrastructure has remained strong.

“Although Heathrow returned to work, some disorder is expected to be experienced for days that things are returning to normal and encourage them to travel to their airlines and planned their journeys.”

British Airways – Whose main hub Heathrow – said he was expected to have a “almost full” schedule on Sunday.

The main carrier said that he operated about 90 percent of his schedule in Heathrow on Saturday, after the executive director of Sean Doyle, warned the “huge influence” of fertilization would last for days.

From 15:00 on Saturday, Heathrow’s arrivals and departures for departure showed that more than 100 flights were canceled from Saturday morning.

The transformer on the substation set fire to the airport to close Heathrow Airport on Friday. However, it is not yet known what caused it.

One near the resident described their room shakes and hears a loud bang as the substation set light.

The Commissioner of the Commissioner for London Fire Brigade Jonathan Smith said, “Fire included a transformer that contains 25,000 liters of his cooling oil completely.

“This created a main danger due to still living high voltage equipment and fiery oil.”