London: LondonThe UK’s transport authority says it is preparing to ferry around one million people to the British capital on Monday for the Queen Elizabeth IIState funeral.
Transport for London Head Andy Byford said Sunday the capital has seen “a huge influx of additional passengers” since the Queen died on 8 September. But he said demand would “reach a climax” on Monday.
Some 250 additional train services will run across the country, including some overnight trains. Peter HendyNetwork Rail’s chairman said Monday would see “the largest public transport operation since the London 2012 Olympics and” Paralympic Games,
More than 100 Heathrow Airport flights will be canceled to prevent noise disrupting plane funerals Westminster Abbey The Queen’s Commitment Service at Windsor Castle on and after Monday morning.
West London Airport said on Monday that 15 per cent of its 1,200 flights would be disrupted due to take-off or landing.
Transport for London Head Andy Byford said Sunday the capital has seen “a huge influx of additional passengers” since the Queen died on 8 September. But he said demand would “reach a climax” on Monday.
Some 250 additional train services will run across the country, including some overnight trains. Peter HendyNetwork Rail’s chairman said Monday would see “the largest public transport operation since the London 2012 Olympics and” Paralympic Games,
More than 100 Heathrow Airport flights will be canceled to prevent noise disrupting plane funerals Westminster Abbey The Queen’s Commitment Service at Windsor Castle on and after Monday morning.
West London Airport said on Monday that 15 per cent of its 1,200 flights would be disrupted due to take-off or landing.