The ash cloud, British Airways strikes and snow will cost BAA £40 million, the airports operator has confirmed.
But it said the impact of triple whammy will be largely offset by increased passenger numbers and higher spending at airport shops.
It investor report, released yesterday, said annual earnings will come in £10 million down to £946 million for the year.
By Bev Fearis
Is Bali still safe following a spike in violent crimes?
10 Apr 2026
Qatar Airways adds another 30 destinations to its network
14 Apr 2026
Which airlines minimize environmental impact? Cirium provides an answer...
21 Apr 2026
Massive strike at Lufthansa on Friday, April 10
8 Apr 2026
Ryanair O’Leary predicts that fuel crisis could push airBaltic and Wizz Air to collapse
27 Apr 2026
Strait of Hormuz reopening generated hopes...before closing again
17 Apr 2026
