Airlines have decided to cancel many flights due to a major power outage caused by a fire at a substation supplying power to London Heathrow Airport, resulting in the airport’s closure for the entire day on March 21.
The airport operator explained the reason was to ensure the safety of passengers and employees, urging users not to head to the airport and to contact their airlines for more information.
Japan Airlines (JAL) changed the destination of flight JL41 from Tokyo/Haneda to Helsinki and terminated operations. Flight JL43 turned back and was canceled. Flights JL42 and JL44 to Tokyo/Haneda were also canceled.
British Airways continued operating flight BA8 from Tokyo/Haneda. The departure time for BA6 is expected to be delayed by 13 hours and 45 minutes, taking off at 3 AM on the 22nd. Flight BA7 to Tokyo/Haneda was canceled.
All Nippon Airways (ANA) had flight NH211 from Tokyo/Haneda turn back and cancel. The return flight, NH212 to Tokyo/Haneda, was also canceled.
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