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Holidaymakers travelling to or from Heathrow and Gatwick Airports are being urged to 'plan ahead' and leave 'earlier than usual' by the RAC.

The airport was an ‘obvious target for planned disruptive action’, the High Court heard

The High Court heard that the airport was a ‘clear and obvious target for planned disruptive action’.

The High Court heard that the airport was a ‘clear and obvious target for planned disruptive action’.

Travellers heading to Gatwick and Heathrow Airports are being advised to set off early

Expect serious delays if you are planning on getting to or from the UK's major airports

The delays are also set to hit people travelling to Wireless and British Summer Time and anyone heading out to watch the football

The delays are also set to hit people travelling to Wireless and British Summer Time and anyone heading out to watch the football

The RAC is advising people to travel ‘earlier than usual’ if their journeys will be affected by the motorway being shut between Junctions 10 and 11

Inspectors say ‘chaos’ found at ‘decrepit’ Harmondsworth centre ‘truly shocking’

Magdalena Sadlo appeared at Carlisle crown court on Friday, where she admitted to conspiring to supply the class A drug between March 2022 and May last year.

EasyJet, British Airways and Ryanair flights were affected - with some passengers having to spend the night inside Heathrow

Holidaymakers stranded at Heathrow have hunkered down for the night in the terminal after storms across the Atlantic forced dozens of flights to be cancelled.

A Swiss executive whose love for 'proper coffee' meant he slipped in a puddle of Baileys at Heathrow Aiport has won compensation in a £5 million legal dispute against British Airways.

10,000 holidaymakers were left stranded after airlines axed flights in reaction to the weather being 'upside down'.

Holidaymakers are facing huge travel disruption this morning after dozens of flights were cancelled at London Gatwick and Heathrow airports.

A passenger aboard Flight BA919 captured the lightning hitting the plane's wing as it soared through an ominously dark sky on its way from Stuttgart in Germany to London's Heathrow Airport on Sunday afternoon.

British Airways was found liable for the accident although Swiss national Andreas Wucher will only receive 80 percent of the value of his claim following the ruling of a judge

Dozens of flights to and from Heathrow and Gatwick had been cancelled due to bad weather and air traffic control restrictions plunging the two major airports into chaos.