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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-27691651
Thankfully a bit more low-key than the 'triumphant' opening of T5 in 2008! |
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Mizter T wrote:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-27691651 Thankfully a bit more low-key than the 'triumphant' opening of T5 in 2008! Yes, they're sensibly phasing it in gradually over several months. I'm not sure of the plans for T1 after this -- some of its gates will be transferred to the new T2, but I assume the rest of T1 will then be rebuilt in phases. I think it'll all be called T2, leaving T1 as the number for the new terminal for the third runway. |
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And once again the Heathrow Connect from Paddington to / from Heathrow was cancelled - yet another strike? CJB.
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CJB wrote:
And once again the Heathrow Connect from Paddington to / from Heathrow was cancelled - yet another strike? CJB. Yup, yet another RMT strike. But HEx is still running: https://www.heathrowconnect.com/trai...ervice-updates |
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Recliner wrote:
Mizter T wrote: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-27691651 Thankfully a bit more low-key than the 'triumphant' opening of T5 in 2008! Yes, they're sensibly phasing it in gradually over several months. I'm not sure of the plans for T1 after this -- some of its gates will be transferred to the new T2, but I assume the rest of T1 will then be rebuilt in phases. I think it'll all be called T2, leaving T1 as the number for the new terminal for the third runway. I think ultimately it will be called Heathrow East, with T5 becoming Heathrow West. Peter Smyth |
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"Peter Smyth" wrote:
Recliner wrote: Mizter T wrote: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-27691651 Thankfully a bit more low-key than the 'triumphant' opening of T5 in 2008! Yes, they're sensibly phasing it in gradually over several months. I'm not sure of the plans for T1 after this -- some of its gates will be transferred to the new T2, but I assume the rest of T1 will then be rebuilt in phases. I think it'll all be called T2, leaving T1 as the number for the new terminal for the third runway. I think ultimately it will be called Heathrow East, with T5 becoming Heathrow West. Those were the names they used about a decade ago, but I've not seen them in any recent documents. |
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Recliner wrote:
"Peter Smyth" wrote: Recliner wrote: Mizter T wrote: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-27691651 Thankfully a bit more low-key than the 'triumphant' opening of T5 in 2008! Yes, they're sensibly phasing it in gradually over several months. I'm not sure of the plans for T1 after this -- some of its gates will be transferred to the new T2, but I assume the rest of T1 will then be rebuilt in phases. I think it'll all be called T2, leaving T1 as the number for the new terminal for the third runway. I think ultimately it will be called Heathrow East, with T5 becoming Heathrow West. Those were the names they used about a decade ago, but I've not seen them in any recent documents. They are still being used in Heathrow's third runway proposal. http://www.heathrowairport.com/about...n/our-proposal Peter Smyth |
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"Peter Smyth" wrote:
Recliner wrote: "Peter Smyth" wrote: Recliner wrote: Mizter T wrote: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-27691651 Thankfully a bit more low-key than the 'triumphant' opening of T5 in 2008! Yes, they're sensibly phasing it in gradually over several months. I'm not sure of the plans for T1 after this -- some of its gates will be transferred to the new T2, but I assume the rest of T1 will then be rebuilt in phases. I think it'll all be called T2, leaving T1 as the number for the new terminal for the third runway. I think ultimately it will be called Heathrow East, with T5 becoming Heathrow West. Those were the names they used about a decade ago, but I've not seen them in any recent documents. They are still being used in Heathrow's third runway proposal. http://www.heathrowairport.com/about...n/our-proposal It's funny how that document doesn't mention terminals 3 and 4. I know they have plans to extensively redevelop T3 as well, getting rid of the old-fashioned cul de sacs that cause aircraft traffic jams, but I've not seen any plans for how T4 will develop. Also I think the East and West terms are project names, rather than the names passengers will see. |
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![]() On 04/06/2014 21:48, Recliner wrote: [...] Also I think the East and West terms are project names, rather than the names passengers will see. Whatever happened to Rt Hon Maggie Thatchaeroport? |
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