Traveling at a time with the resumption of flights in Heathrow in London

Heathro Airport in London, one of the busiest air centers in the world, was scheduled to resume on Saturday. But after a fire at an electrical sub -station, the operations were stopped on Friday, the world travel was disrupted.

The police were still investigating what caused the fire station fire in West London, which reduced the energy to tens of thousands of nearby houses as well as Heathrow. The Capital Police said that there is no immediate indication of a mistake.

British Airways, the largest airline in Heathrow, said late on Friday that it expects about 85 percent of about 600 departures and is scheduled to advance on Saturday, but the delay is likely to affect all passengers. The airline said it was also canceling flights on high frequency roads where travelers have more reservation options.

It took 16 hours to end the disturbance that started in the early morning hours on Friday. More than a thousand flights have been transformed, which led to chaos on more than a quarter of the travel plans, as Cirium, a flight data company, was estimated.

The expatriates resumed Friday evening. Heathrow’s actor said that it was expected that it would be expected in the coming days that the airlines had tried to return their planes to their usual schedules.

The airport said on Friday: “Please do not travel to the airport unless the airline advises you to do this,” the airport said on Friday. “We hope to run a full process tomorrow and we will provide more information soon.”

Aircraft from all over the world were heading to Heathrow early on Saturday, including Hong Kong, South Africa and Brazil, according to Flightradar24, a tracking site.

Thomas and Weldby, CEO of Heathrow, said that at the time of the fire stations, the backup adapter was working as it should when the airport lost power, but that was not enough to manage the entire facility. London Fire Fire brigade said it was difficult to extinguish the fire because the sub -station was carrying thousands of gallons of cooling oil.

Britain’s National Network said that the sub -station network has been formed to partially restore energy to the airport and other customers.