UPDATE: Heathrow Cancellations Reach 251 as Manchester Delays Hit 49%
London Heathrow has recorded 251 cancelled flights and 445 delays, while almost half of Manchester’s flights are delayed, according to the latest reported figures following the UK air traffic disruption.
The disruption continues to affect Heathrow, Gatwick, London City, Luton and Manchester, with cancellations accounting for 35% of flights at London City.
UK Airport Cancellations and Delays
| Airport | Cancelled flights | Delayed flights |
|---|---|---|
| London Heathrow (LHR) | 251 — 18% | 445 — 33% |
| London Gatwick (LGW) | 134 — 17% | 314 — 39% |
| London City (LCY) | 63 — 35% | 46 — 26% |
| London Luton (LTN) | 70 — 17% | 136 — 34% |
| Manchester (MAN) | 45 — 7% | 317 — 49% |
These figures reflect the reported snapshot and may change as flight statuses are updated.
Heathrow Cancellations Rise From Earlier Count
Heathrow’s cancellation count has increased from the previously reported 215 to 251. Gatwick’s has risen from 120 to 134, while London City’s has increased from 62 to 63.
Among the five airports listed, Heathrow has the largest number of cancellations and delays. Manchester has the highest proportion of delayed flights, at 49%.
Passengers Face Continuing Schedule Changes
Passengers should check their individual flight status and airline notifications before travelling to the airport.
Airport-wide figures do not establish whether a particular service will operate, and revised departure times may change during the recovery.
