Easter travel chaos expected tomorrow as airport strikes start
As well as British Airways passengers, the walkout is expected to cause disruption to other holidaymakers traveling from Heathrow.A Heathrow spokesperson said: "We will not let these unnecessary strikes impact the hard-earned"Our contingency plans will keep the airport operating as normal throughout.
"We are deploying 1,000 additional colleagues, and the entire management team, who will be in the terminals assisting passengers over the busyWhile the airport warned that it may take longer to get through security, they've assured passengers that queues will be "well managed and kept flowing".have been asked to check in their hand luggage for free in a bid to cut security queues.
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