heathrow

Entry procedures and security, and it's not like Heathrow does this well at the best of times.

My office is directly underneath the flightpath to London Heathrow Airport, and my house is under the secondary approach path.

Everyone who boards an aircraft at Heathrow has to be security screened to UK government standards.

You can stop opperations at London Heathrow within 15min with one or two phone calls.

Planes tend to be < 2000ft overhead, and Heathrow has lots of big planes.

Signed: a Schengen national that hates and avoids lay-overs in Heathrow like the plague.

The last time I did a transit through Heathrow I was horrified to discover that they've stopped doing proper transit as well.

It's likely to do with Heathrow or UK regulations.

Maybe I'm spoiled by modern airports, which Heathrow definitely is not.

I worked on the driverless pod system at Heathrow Terminal 5.

It would take four hours to drive London to Manchester, on excellent motorways, and an hour would hardly get you from the city centre to the start of Heathrow airport security.

I once got a regular taxi from terminal 4 to terminal 2 at Heathrow because the tube had packed up and I needed to get a flight but the taxis hate that.

Booking a business-class or first-class award, on a US airline, to Heathrow, does not incur the massive "fuel surcharge".

> David Miranda, the boyfriend of the Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald, was seized at Heathrow in 2013 in possession of 58,000 “highly classified” intelligence documents after visiting Snowden in Moscow.

"Responding to Prof Colbourne's comments, a spokesman for airport operator BAA said drinking fountains offering free water were already installed at Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Southampton airports." This is from 2002...

There is no evidence of anyone being harmed.” The Sunday Times article can't even get some basic facts right: "David Miranda, the boyfriend of the Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald, was seized at Heathrow in 2013 in possession of 58,000 “highly classified” intelligence documents after visiting Snowden in Moscow." Not true.

Just additions and a couple of removals of rail routes and Heathrow, Jubillee extension and DLR etc.

Heathrow to Harpenden, ~40 miles is about £120 by regular black cab, £50 by Uber for example.

Even today, they may not know for certain[1] (except for the 58,000 documents David Miranda was carrying when he was detained in Heathrow).