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Aeroporto Heathrow informa: nebbia su Londra, disagi traffico aereo

Londra, Regno Unito - Finora circa 100 i voli cancellati. Problemi sul sud del Paese ed anche a Stansted

L'aeroporto di Londra Heathrow ha informato di possibili disagi oggi al suo traffico aereo a causa di una fitta nebbia su Londra e sulla regione sud del Pese. Al momento in cui scriviamo si legge sui suoi account nei social network circa un centinaio i voli cancellati per la visibilità limitata inferiore ai 100 metri. Disagi si stanno verificando anche sul sistema viario che conduce allo scalo. La...

cla/mos - 1201655
Roma, Italia, 01/23/2017 13:50
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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