Heathrow sees over 6.2m passengers in March
More than 6.2 million passengers flew through Heathrow in March, a million more than in February.
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Friday 31st March was one of Heathrow busiest days since 2019, with 221,606 passengers travelling through the airport. Service levels were maintained, in spite of this being the first day of industrial action by Unite.
Heathrow strong contingency plans have kept the airport running smoothly throughout the strike period.
We have listened to colleagues on the pay offer and have proposed changes they have asked for. This is a materially different proposal, which we believe Unite should let their members have a say on.
Terminal 5 marked 15 years of operations this month, during which time it has welcomed almost 400 million passengers. For much of the last decade it has been voted by passengers as the Best Airport Terminal in the World in the annual Skytrax survey.
Heathrow CEO John Holland-Kaye, said: “I am very proud of the way that colleagues have pulled together to ensure passengers got away smoothly on their Easter holidays.
"Our security team has done a brilliant job, supported by our entire management team who have been ‘here to help’ in the terminals. Many passengers have told me that we exceeded their expectations.”