U.S. Govt., Airlines Urge Action On Heathrow Fuel Rationing
The U.S. State Dept. is pressuring the U.K. to change the fuel rationing system it imposed at London Heathrow Airport since December, which U.S. officials say unfairly discriminates against non-U.K. airlines and adds millions of dollars to airline fuel costs. The rationing was introduced at Heathrow...
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