First America, Now England With Mysteriously Cancelled Flights During Busy Travel Season

First America, now England: London flights getting mysteriously canceled during busy travel season

Ethan Huff 

Another 10,000 or so passengers were left stranded at Heathrow airport in London over the weekend after an additional 61 flights were mysteriously canceled for unknown reasons right at the last minute.

Another in a growing list of grounded flight incidents in recent months, including in the United States, the cancellations add to the instability of an already rickety airline industry, which never truly recovered after the Wuhan coronavirus

According to reports, airlines were told not to rebook any of the affected travelers onto alternative flights departing Monday, suggesting that there is a systemic problem possibly linked to the mass “vaccination” of flight crews for the Chinese Virus.

Many pilots quit their jobs, it turns out, because they did not want to be forced to permanently alter their DNA with Fauci Flu shots. Consequently, there are not enough pilots remaining to fly all the airplanes, which could explain why so many of them are being grounded these days.

A spokeswoman from Heathrow blamed the problem on “higher passenger numbers in Terminals 3 and 5,” which was supposedly beyond what the airport “has the capacity to serve.”

“And so,” she went on to say, “to maintain a safe operation we have asked some airlines in Terminals 3 and 5 to remove a combined total of 61 flights from the schedule.”

Even with more staff, Heathrow says flights across Europe will experience continued problems this summer

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