what we know now

World flights worldwide have been cut off after the closure of Hesro airport by a fire at a nearby power plant.

Hesro, who was the busiest airport in Britain, said the fire was “important” at the Nors Hyde substation in the western city of Hais.

Flightradar24 said more than 1,300 flights were affected, and passengers were told not to travel to the airport until another warning.

Here is what we still know.

A fire at a power plant in western London, which supplied Hesro, caused a major power outage at the airport, closing.

It is not yet known what the cause of the fire at the secondary station, but the aid services were initially invited to Nestles Avino in western London at 23:23 on Thursday.

The London Fire Bridge said the fire was under control until 06:2

The secondary station is only about one and a half miles away from the airport.

“It seems to be in the end,” Energy Minister Id Miliban told the BBC 4 radio.

The videos posted on social media have shown high flames and smoke dresses that flow from the secondary station overnight.

People who live up close are advised to keep the doors and windows closed to inhale smoke. Several road closures are in place.

Hesro said in a statement that the airport would be closed at least on March

The deterioration of the flight was expected to affect many other airports, as the airlines canceled and removed flights.

“It’s not clear when the power may be reliable,” Hesro said.

The airport apologized for the interruption and advised the passengers to call their airlines for more information.

The number of aid lines is 020 8757 2700.

Flightradar24 said at least 1,351 tourist flights and return from Hecero will be affected on Friday.

In addition to the passengers awaiting flight, thousands of houses have been cut off in western London without electricity.

About 150 people are evacuated.

More than 16,300 households have lost electricity due to fires, SSN said on Wednesday.

“We are aware of the cutting of a large force that affects many of our customers around Hayce, Hoslo and the surrounding areas,” he said.

“It is working quickly to restore electricity,” the National Network said.

So far, power has been renovated for 62,000 customers, who currently do not have 4,900 customers.

Hesro Railway Service has said it will run a low-hour service to help passengers leave the terminals.

He said he would not accept the passengers at the Padington station.

They told their customers that they would be away from the airport and contact their airlines directly, as well as canceling and deviation from other airports.

The airline said all flights to Virgin Atlantic from Hesro Airport were on March 21, the airline said.

“After the closure, seven United flights have returned to their source or other airports,” the United States-based United Airlines told the BBC.

The airline said it would work with its customers to provide alternative options.

Gattyuk Airport told the BBC that he was aware of the situation at Hesro Airport and was “a ready to support proper support.

He said several Australian Airways aircraft had been removed from London to Paris and other flights were likely to be affected.

The British Airways has warned of a “significant effect” on its services.

Amsterdam’s Chefol Airport says about 30 flights are expected to fly from London and London, but only half of them have been canceled so far.

Today, Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Main Airlines has canceled all flights to London.