Stranded passengers at Heathrow airport have been warned not to expect normal service to resume immediately after the airport's second runway reopened on Tuesday afternoon.
Thousands of people have endured uncomfortable nights in the airport's terminals as their travel plans suffer continued disruption due to the snowy weather, but BAA chief executive Colin Matthews warned people not to expect the situation to return to normal immediately just because the second runway has reopened.
"It is good news to see aircraft taking off and landing from two runways but it's really important that passengers understand that doesn't mean the full schedule is going to be restored instantly," he told Sky News.
The airport plans to run about two-thirds of the schedule on Wednesday but it is "absolutely vital" passengers check first before going.
Something seems to be definitely lacking in the planning, one could say:"what were they thinking?", but I don't think they were thinking.
Not even consideration to show some willing.
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