These are the flights that are cancelled or postponed to and from Gatwick up until now today (Wednesday, July 19) – consisting of numerous impacted British Airways and easyJet flights.
The following flights are impacted:
DEPARTURES – Delayed or ask with airline company: 7am – easyJet EZS8285 to Catania ENQUIRE AIRLINE COMPANY | 7.35am – British Airways BA2824 to Amsterdam POSTPONED till 9.30am | 8am – easyJet EZY8189 to Mikonos POSTPONED till 8.30am | 8.50am – Wizz Air W45785 to Milan-Malpensa POSTPONED till 9.15am | 8.55am – easyJet EZY869 to Glasgow POSTPONED till 11.05am | 9.30am – easyJet EZY8289 to Milan-Linate POSTPONED till 10.10am | 10.05am – easyJet EZY8225 to Lisbon ENQUIRE AIRLINE COMPANY | 11.20am – CZ874 to Wuhan ENQUIRE AIRLINE COMPANY | 11.50am – British Airways BA2870 to Ibiza postponed till 1.35pm | 12.20pm – American Airlines AA6211/British Airways BA2167/Iberia IB4683 to Tampa ENQUIRE AIRLINE COMPANY | 1.25pm – British Airways BA2670 to Paphos postponed till 2.55pm | 1.25pm – British Airways BA2604 to Rhodes postponed till 2.25pm | 1.45pm – British Airways BA2263 to Jamaica postponed till 2.59pm | 2.05pm – British Airways BA2033 to Doha postponed till 3.07pm | 3pm – British Airways BA2273/BA2271 to New York ENQUIRE AIRLINE COMPANY | 4pm – British Airways BA2762 to Amsterdam postponed till 5.08pm | 4.50pm – British Airways BA2626 to Nice postponed till 5.15pm | 4.55pm – British Airways BA2844 to Palermo postponed till 5.19pm | 7pm – British Airways BA2596/vueling VY9951 to Verona postponed till 7.54pm | 8.25pm – Wizz Air W45787 to Milan-Malpensa postponed till 8.55pm
ARRIVALS – cancelled: 5.30am – British Airways BA2238 from Port of Spain | 6.40am – CZ873 from Wuhan | 9.25am – easyJet EJU8512 from Lisbon | 2pm – easyJet EZY8182 from Athens
Which business has suspended strike action at the airport?
Strikes by almost 600 DHL employees on the Gatwick easyJet agreement have actually been suspended following a better pay deal, Unite, the UK’s leading union, said today. Gatwick strikes by around 450 ASC, Menzies Aviation and GGS employees are still scheduled to occur from July 28 to August 1, with a more 4 days from Friday, August 4 to Tuesday, August 8. Read the complete story here.
What commercial action could impact your journey to Gatwick today?
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) and London Gatwick Airport have actually prompted clients in Sussex to prepare ahead and examine every journey prior to triggering in between Monday, July 17 and Sunday, July 30, as an outcome of nationwide commercial action. From Monday, July 17 till Saturday, July 22, there is an across the country restriction on overtime in location by the ASLEF union. In addition, nationwide strike action by the RMT union will occur on Thursday, July 20, Saturday, July 22 and Saturday, July 29.
What was Gatwick’s primary runway momentarily closed today?
Flights at London Gatwick Airport were grounded on Tuesday [July 11] night after an Emirates A380 was required to finish an emergency situation landing. You can check out the complete story here.
Why has easyJet cancelled flights in between July and September at Gatwick?
easyJet has actually has actually cancelled 1,700 flights to and from London Gatwick Airport. The news comes as a big blow as individuals prepare to take a trip on their summertime vacations. The airline company has actually blamed constrained airspace over Europe and continuous air traffic control service problems, which are triggering routine cancellations and they airline company said they had actually made ‘some pre-emptive adjustments to our programme consolidating a small number of flights at Gatwick’.
What are the £2.2bn development strategies Gatwick has sent?
London Gatwick today sent an application – referred to as a Development Consent Order (DCO) – to the Planning Inspectorate (PINS), describing its aspiration to bring the airport’s existing Northern Runway into regular usage along with its Main Runway. By purchasing its long-lasting future, London Gatwick will likewise improve the important financial function it plays by developing around 14,000 brand-new jobs and injecting £1 billion into the area’s economy every year. You can check out complete story here.
When will the strategies to bring the Northern Runway into more routine usage be sent?
Which brand-new paths support 400 regional jobs at Gatwick?
More than 400 brand-new regional jobs have actually been produced through Norse Atlantic’s growth at London Gatwick, which sees the airline company include 6 brand-new transatlantic paths and produce an irreversible base at the airport. Read the complete story here
Gatwick Airport kicks-off multi-million pound North Terminal redevelopment
Passengers taking a trip through London Gatwick’s North Terminal will quickly have the ability to delight in a host of brand-new functions, as its most significant ever improvement gets underway. You can check out the complete story here.
How do you declare payment if your flight is postponed or cancelled?
Numerous flights to and from Gatwick Airport have actually been interrupted today. But what takes place if your flight is cancelled? And how can you declare payment if your flight is impacted? Read complete story here.
Which beer business is opening a bar at Gatwick?
Independent craft maker Brewdog has actually partnered with SSP Group, a leading operator of food and drink outlets in travel areas worldwide, to bring the brand name to different travel areas in the UK – with the very first outlet scheduled to open at Gatwick Airport in December. You can check out the complete story here.
What are the long run locations you can fly to from Gatwick?
Gatwick’s yearly monetary outcomes
Gatwick Airport just recently released its monetary outcomes for 2022, and identifying the immediate requirement to make net no a reality has actually accelerated its dedication to be net no for its own Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions by 2030, 10 years ahead of its previous dedication. You can check out a complete summary of the outcomes here.
Gatwick Airport gets ready for ‘actually hectic’ summertime
Are guidelines about taking liquids on airplanes ready to alter?
The guidelines around taking liquids and big electrical products through airport security are set to alter by 2024 with the setup of brand-new innovation at significant airports throughout the UK.
Over the next 2 years, many significant airports will present advanced systems into their security checkpoints, introducing a brand-new age of better security and guest experience when going through departures. You can learn more here.
Gatwick tweeted today: “We are currently trialling this new tech and will meet the deadline of June 2024 to install it across all security lanes. Meanwhile, please continue to follow all existing laptop and liquid rules, unless instructed otherwise by our Security teams.”
