At least 1,300 flights were due to land and take off from Heathrow today, with all of those now expected to be cancelled.
Over 200,000 people have been impacted over the closure of London's Heathrow following a nearby fire.
The blaze at an electrical substation in west London has led to a complete power outage at the airport.
At least 1,300 flights were due to land and take off from Heathrow today, with all of those now expected to be cancelled.
120 planes were diverted midair, and passengers have been told not to travel to the terminal 'under any circumstances'.
The closure has impacted a number of flights from Ireland, with all nine flights from Dublin to Heathrow already cancelled.
Shannon Airport says it's accommodating flights as needed and has team members on-site to assist with the additional passengers.
All flights from there to Heathrow have also been cancelled, and it's already facilitated six diverted flights from Toronto, Atlanta, Bridgetown Barbados, Boston, Orlando and Newark, with the first landing just before half four this morning.
Heathrow says it has no clarity on when power will be fully restored and expects significant disruption over the coming days.
Anyone due to fly to the airport today is advised to get in touch with their airline.
Body Found At Wheatfield Prison Sparks Garda Investigation
Families Could Face €1,000 Rise In Annual Food Bills Amid Farming Crisis
Over Half of Cigarette Packs Surveyed In Newbridge And Naas Had No Irish Duty Paid
Celbridge Brewery CEO Warns Of Mounting Costs Facing Craft Beer Sector
Amhrán na Laoch Songwriting Competition Confirmed for Irish Music Month 2026
Government Announces Major Overhaul of Anti-Money Laundering Rules
Maynooth University Hosts Special Solar Eclipse Event This Evening
Johnstown Mother Says Today's Solar Eclipse Means Something Extra Special For Her And Her Son
