The boss of Virgin Atlantic has attacked Heathrow’s chief executive for choosing to go to sleep as a substation fire caused ...

Virgin Atlantic boss Shai Weiss said the behaviour of Thomas Woldbye was not that expected of a chief executive.

However, Heathrow boss Thomas Woldbye called the fire an "unlikely event" and defended the length of the closure, saying he had to make "very serious safety decisions". Mr Woldbye apologised to ...

If not, we forget it," Thomas Woldbye told the Airlines 2024 conference. Woldbye said he needed a decision by the end of 2025 so Europe's busiest airport did not "keep wasting money and time." ...

It takes 10 hours to restore key airport systems if they lose power, MPs on the Transport Select Committee were told ...

London Heathrow airport chief Thomas Woldbye has defended the decision to close the hub after it suffered a substantial loss electrical power on 21 March. Woldbye, who was appointed to the post in ...

Carlos Jasso/Reuters Thomas Woldbye, the chief executive of Heathrow, rejected that criticism. Under intense questioning from members of Parliament, Mr. Woldbye said that airport officials had ...

But Heathrow chief executive Thomas Woldbye said keeping the airport open during the outage would have been 'disastrous'. He told the committee: 'It became quite clear we could not operate the ...

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Heathrow airport's passenger numbers declined by 7.5% year-on-year in March. The airport said 6.2 million people used its four terminals last month, compared with 6.7 million in March 2024.

Heathrow CEO Thomas Woldbye, who was also appearing before the committee has been criticised or going to bed at 12.30am on the night of the fire. MPs on the Transport Select Committee also heard ...

Shai Weiss, who leads the airline, said the behaviour of Thomas Woldbye was not that expected of a chief executive and called his decision “questionable”. Around 200,000 passengers were left ...