Strikes in France and state funeral-related cancellations in London are causing airline and traffic disruptions across Europe.
global search demand for flights to London airports jumped by nearly 50 percent in the hour of the announcement of her death compared with demand the day before., expects the funeral to be the most attended event in London “in modern history with record-breaking occupancy levels and room rates.”On Monday, operations to and from London Heathrow Airport will be adjusted to avoid noise disruptions at certain times “as a mark of respect,” the airport said in a.
“In order to observe these moments on Monday, airlines will need to adjust their schedules accordingly, which will mean some changes to flights,” the airport said. “Passengers who have been notified that their flight has been cancelled, and/or do not have a confirmed seat on a flight, should not turn up to the airport.”
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