British Airways cancels ALL UK flights to the world’s busiest airport | World | News
Various flights to popular Brit holiday destinations were grounded after Donald Trump’s surprise bombing raids on Iran’s nuclear power plants. It has emerged as all flights planned from an important airport of London to the favorite touristic places of Dubai and Doha.
British Airways announced that all his journeys were going to these Gulf Powerhouses, whose journeys left Heathrow on Sunday. Hard measure affected even return flights to England.
This action follows the deflection of a British Airways flight from Heathrow, who had to go down to Zurich in the midst of increasing tensions between Iran and America.
Trump gave a green light for attacks on the three Iranian nuclear regions and said, “We have completed our very successful attacks on the three nuclear regions in Iran, including Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan.”
As a response to the bombings carried out by the US Army, Tehran retaliate with strikes against Israel. After the American attack in Iran, Israeli officials confirmed the closure of the country’s airspace, which affects all incoming and outgoing traffic. Reports the mirror.
In a statement, British Airways said: “As a result of the recent events, we have arranged our flight program to ensure the security of our customers and crew, which is always our most important priority. We communicate to recommend their options for our customers while working in these developing situations.”
British Airways passengers face chaos, because more than 1,000 travelers were trapped in Dubai due to travel cuts. Typically the airway typically works between Heathrow and Dubai, both of them work for Doha.
Despite the turmoil, Emirates flights from the United Kingdom to Dubai are not affected and continue to work normal. According to the airport’s website, London Gatwick’s services to Doha and Dubai work in the program.
Donald Trump follows a dramatic rise in hitch tensions after allowing strikes in the three Iranian fields, which US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth described as the “destruction” of Iran’s nuclear capabilities in three Iranian regions last night. “Many presidents dreamed of giving the last coup to Iran’s nuclear program, and none of them could do until President Trump,” hegseth said at a Pentagon press conference.
Iran reacted strongly to the attacks and condemned Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi’s “ugly” action “as extremely dangerous, illegal and innocent behavior”. He warned that the strikes will “have endless consequences” and declared that Iran was “hiding all options” for a response.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that any retaliation from Iran would be “the worst mistake they have made so far”.
“Trump and the presidents in the past thought they could do what they could do, and they went away with him – and learned that they could not do it last night.”
