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News · 21 March 2026

Heathrow's £2.6bn Car Park Angers Airline Bosses

Heathrow's £2.6bn Car Park Angers Airline Bosses

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Airline passengers may face higher costs as Heathrow's £2.6bn car park project draws sharp criticism from airline bosses. The airport plans 36,000 parking spaces to support its third runway, but critics including British Airways' parent IAG say the charges are unsustainable. At £72,000 per space, the parkway scheme would be the most expensive of its kind in Britain.

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