With Travel Chaos Looming, Carriers Cancel Flights Ahead Of U.K. Strikes
A number of airlines canceled flights or reduced capacity into the U.K.’s busiest airport yesterday because of a planned strike by public sector workers. The strike, thought to be the largest in the country since 1926, will see a walkout by U.K. Border Agency (UKBA) staff at airports and seaports...
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