The strikes, if they proceed, will affect BAA airports, including London’s Heathrow, and are expected to take place on the following days:
7 January from 0600 hours to 8 January 0600 hours
14 January from 0600 hours to 15 January 0600 hours
17 January from 0600 hours to 19 January 0600 hours…
The strikes, if they proceed, will affect BAA airports, including London’s Heathrow, and are expected to take place on the following days:
7 January from 0600 hours to 8 January 0600 hours
14 January from 0600 hours to 15 January 0600 hours
17 January from 0600 hours to 19 January 0600 hours
All times are local.
Customers traveling on the above dates are likely to face disruptions to, or rescheduling of, their flights. Flights on subsequent days may also be affected by congestion.
If these strikes take place as planned, Singapore Airlines flights to and from Heathrow are likely to be affected. Despite the inconvenience and operational constraints resulting from the industrial action, Singapore Airlines assures customers who may be affected that the Airline will do all it can to mitigate and minimize disruptions.
Singapore Airlines is awaiting more information from BAA on its contingency plans, and will advise customers of the impact on their flights as soon as the situation becomes clear. Customers are strongly advised to monitor news reports about the impact of the strikes, and keep themselves updated with the latest developments affecting Singapore Airlines via the website.
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