Heathrow Airport CEO Thomas Woldbye has issued an apology to the thousands of passengers stranded as a result of the fire at an electrical substation, declaring they are "very sorry" for the disruption caused.

Europe's busiest airport was forced to halt all services after the blaze began at the site in Hayes, West London around 11.30pm on Thursday night.

Heathrow Airport CEO Thomas Woldbye has issued an apology to the thousands of passengers stranded as a result of the fire at an electrical substation, declaring they are "very sorry" for the disruption caused.Europe's busiest airport was forced to halt all services after the blaze began at the site ...{ai:summary}<p>Heathrow Airport CEO Thomas Woldbye has apologized to passengers stranded due to a fire at an electrical substation that halted all services. The incident occurred in Hayes, West London, around 11:30 PM on Thursday night, causing significant disruption. </p><p>#society</p>

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