IAG Boss ‘Surprised’ At Heathrow’s Lack Of ‘Resilience’ After Shutdown
British Airways jets at Heathrow the day after the substation fire that shuttered Europe's busiest airport.
Credit: Maureen McLean/Alamy Stock Photo
BRUSSELS—The CEO of International Airlines Group (IAG) said he was “surprised” at the lack of “resilience” at London Heathrow Airport, after a fire at a nearby substation halted operations for much of the day on March 21. “I was surprised, to be honest, that Heathrow doesn’t have resilience for a...
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