Thomas Woldbye

Heathrow chief executive Thomas Woldbye said the £1bn package of upgrades would mean passengers could spend less time preparing for security.

BBC·United Kingdom· 2026-01-24

Thomas Woldbye, the CEO of Heathrow Airport, insisted that the expansion proposal aligns with the aviation industry's net zero target.

BBC·United Kingdom· 2025-09-20

Thomas Woldbye, CEO of Heathrow Airport, said expansion was 'urgent' as the airport was currently working at capacity.

BBC·United Kingdom· 2025-08-01

Thomas Woldbye expressed frustration over sleeping through emergency calls during a fire at Heathrow.

BBC·United Kingdom· 2025-07-23

Thomas Woldbye stated that the investment program represents the largest transformation in over a decade.

SME – major Slovak daily, est. 1993·Slovakia· 2025-07-12

Thomas Woldbye, the CEO of Heathrow, failed to respond during a blackout incident because he was sleeping and his phone was on silent mode.

Corriere della Sera·Italy· 2025-05-30

Thomas Woldbye, the boss of Heathrow, apologized to passengers for the disruption caused by the airport's shutdown.

BBC·United Kingdom· 2025-04-02

Thomas Woldbye defended Heathrow’s handling of the outage and expressed frustration over being asleep during the crisis.

The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859·Ireland· 2025-03-28

The CEO of Heathrow, Thomas Woldbye, will be questioned by MPs on April 2 during a special session in the British Parliament.

Le Monde·France· 2025-03-25

Thomas Woldbye is the chief executive of Heathrow who responded to inquiries about the airport's management during the crisis.

BBC·United Kingdom· 2025-03-25

Thomas Woldbye decided to go to sleep in the middle of the fire to be 'fresh' for decision-making the next day.

Clarín·Argentina· 2025-03-24

Heathrow's chief executive, Thomas Woldbye, explained the delay in reopening was due to the need to 'reallocate' the power supply.

BBC·United Kingdom· 2025-03-24

Transport Minister Heidi Alexander expressed her desire to see the results of the reviews regarding Heathrow’s CEO Thomas Woldbye.

CNN·United States· 2025-03-24

Thomas Woldbye, the CEO of Heathrow, stated that the closure was not due to a lack of power.

Luxemburger Wort·Luxembourg· 2025-03-24

Thomas Woldbye stated that the airport could not power the entire airport with emergency backups.

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863·New Zealand· 2025-03-24

Thomas Woldbye, Heathrow airport’s chief executive, defended the airport’s response to the power outage.

The Guardian·United Kingdom· 2025-03-24

Thomas Woldbye delegated the decision to shut the airport to his deputy during the crisis.

The Guardian·United Kingdom· 2025-03-23

Heathrow chief executive Thomas Woldbye said he expected the airport to be back in full operation yesterday.

Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999·Taiwan· 2025-03-23

Heathrow's CEO, Thomas Woldbye, told the BBC that it takes time to switch to the remaining substations.

BBC·United Kingdom· 2025-03-22

Thomas Woldbye, chief executive of Heathrow airport, said this weekend that a review would examine how the impact on operations from any similar incident could be minimised in the future.

The Guardian·United Kingdom· 2025-03-22

Heathrow’s chief executive, Thomas Woldbye, said that while 'lessons needed to be learned' from the fire on Friday.

The Guardian·United Kingdom· 2025-03-22

Heathrow Chief Executive Thomas Woldbye expected the airport to be back in full operation soon.

Stabroek News·Guyana· 2025-03-22

Heathrow chief executive Thomas Woldbye said he was 'proud' of the way airport and airline staff had responded.

The Globe and Mail·Canada· 2025-03-22

Thomas Woldbye is the CEO of Heathrow who defended the airport's management during the incident.

El País·Spain· 2025-03-22

CEO Thomas Woldbye defended the airport's emergency preparations, describing the situation as 'unprecedented.'

The Times of India·India· 2025-03-22

Thomas Woldbye, the airport's CEO, acknowledged that the incident had been serious.

El Observador·Uruguay· 2025-03-22

The director of the airport, Thomas Woldbye, apologized for the disruptions caused to many travelers.

Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco·Monaco· 2025-03-22

Thomas Woldbye, the CEO of Heathrow, mentioned that no major disruptions are expected during the day.

Dagens Nyheter·Sweden· 2025-03-22

Thomas Woldbye, the director of Heathrow Airport, called on passengers to come 'normally' to the airport starting Saturday.

Le Monde·France· 2025-03-22

Thomas Woldbye, the airport chief, commented on the unprecedented situation at Heathrow.

Süddeutsche Zeitung·Germany· 2025-03-22