
Middle East war: Heathrow benefits from the postponement of connecting passengers
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has led to a significant increase in connecting passengers at Heathrow Airport, as airlines reroute flights and travelers seek alternative routes. This surge in transit passengers has provided an unexpected boost to Heathrow's retail and service operations, offsetting some of the challenges faced by the aviation industry due to the geopolitical instability.
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Guerre au Moyen-Orient : Heathrow profite du report des passagers en correspondance
Le premier aéroport d’Europe a vu bondir de 10% ses passagers en transit en mars, sur fond de perturbations au Moyen-Orient. Un déplacement des flux qui profite à Londres, sans dissiper les inquiétudes pour les mois à venir.
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