London 's biggest terminals - which facilitates upwards of 200,000 travelers a day - were forced to shut down on Friday after a fire at a nearby substation caused a major power outage.
One industry source told the Reform MP that Net Zero is to blame because Heathrow is moving from diesel back-up generators to biomass and the system failed when the substation went up in flames.
At least 1,351 flights to and from London Heathrow Airport will be impacted today, while 120 flights to the airport were in the air when the closure was announced, according to FlightRadar24.
Fox and Friends host Ainsley Earhardt said from: 'What a mess, Friday and Spring Break.' And reporter Greg Palkot, on the ground at Heathrow, replied: 'You got it right, what a mess is correct.'
Tom Watters, director of Sanguine Impact Investments, told MailOnline the crucial substation powering Heathrow contains 'very old' equipment and blamed a 'lack of investment'.
The impact of the massive inferno is likely to last several days as passengers try to reschedule their travel and airlines work to get planes and crew to the right places.