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UK airports are already at full stretch and passenger numbers are set to soar causing more delays

  • Written by: Dr Damian Devlin, Lecturer in Tourism and Air Transport Management, Department of Tourism, Hospitality & Events Management, Royal Docks School Of Business And Law, University of East London
UK airports are already at full stretch and passenger numbers are set to soar causing more delaysTechnical problems have caused chaos at some UK airportsRoostShoots

The summer holiday season is in full swing, with people flocking to their holiday destinations in record numbers.

Heathrow Airport has experienced a staggering 14.7% year-on-year growth in passenger numbers and a 17.5% increase in aircraft movements. For the first time in its...

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