Flights have resumed at Heathrow Airport as its chief executive apologised to stranded ... The Metropolitan Police said they are not treating the incident as suspicious while the London Fire ...

London’s Metropolitan Police said ... Heathrow’s chief executive, Thomas Woldbye, apologized to travelers for the shutdown and said the airport had done well to resume flights by Friday ...

Flights will resume at Heathrow Airport after a "catastrophic" fire cut power, causing travel chaos for hundreds of thousands of people. Counter-terrorism police are leading an investigation into ...

Police said ... “We have flight and cabin crew colleagues and planes that are currently at locations where we weren’t planning on them to be,” said Sean Doyle, chief executive of British ...

Police said ... "We have flight and cabin crew colleagues and planes that are currently at locations where we weren’t planning on them to be," said Sean Doyle, chief executive of British Airways ...

Police said ... “We have flight and cabin crew colleagues and planes that are currently at locations where we weren’t planning on them to be,” said Mr Sean Doyle, chief executive of BA ...

Counterterrorism police were investigating ... Mr. Woldbye, Heathrow’s chief executive, apologized to travelers for the shutdown and said the airport had done well to resume flights by Friday ...

London (CNN) — Heathrow’s chief executive has defended the airport ... London’s counterterrorism police are investigating how the blaze broke out. Britain’s energy secretary Ed Miliband ...

Flights at Britain’s Heathrow resumed late ... to 100 per cent operation as a normal day,” Heathrow chief executive Thomas Woldbye said. “What I’d like to do is to apologise to the many ...