Heathrow's Been Planning for No-Deal Brexit for 4-5 Months, CEO Says

The transcript discusses preparations for a no-deal Brexit, including stockpiling essentials and ensuring smooth passenger and cargo operations. It highlights the stability of air cargo and the positive outlook for passenger bookings post-Brexit. Additionally, it outlines Heathrow's expansion plans, emphasizing its role in the UK's economic strategy and infrastructure development.

What measures has Heathrow Airport taken to prepare for a no-deal Brexit?

• Reducing flight schedules

• Stockpiling essentials and ensuring passenger support

• Increasing ticket prices

• Closing terminals

How is Heathrow ensuring smaller companies in their supply chain are supported?

• By protecting their payment terms to 30 days

• By reducing their payment terms to 15 days

• By offering them loans

• By providing free stockpiling services

How much has Heathrow raised in its warchest to prepare for Brexit and expansion?

• £10 billion

• £5 billion

• £2.3 billion

• £1 billion

What is the current status of air cargo traffic at Heathrow?

• Decreasing significantly

• Stable with potential for increase

• Increasing rapidly

• Completely halted

What improvement is Heathrow planning for non-EU passengers?

• Free meals on arrival

• Priority boarding

• Use of electronic gates

• Discounted tickets

What is the expected completion year for Heathrow's third runway?

• 2028

• 2026

• 2030

• 2023

What is the main goal of Heathrow's expansion plan?

• To be the best connected airport globally

• To increase passenger fees

• To reduce flight costs

• To become the largest airport in the world