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Elisabeth II and Prince Philip inaugurate T-5 at Heathrow's airport

London, United Kingdom - Reserved to British Airways, it will be able to receive 30 million passengers per year

The Queen Elisabeth II and her husband, Prince Philip, have assisted this morning at the inauguration of T-5 at London-Heathrow's airport, great as 50 football fields, reserved to the national carrier British Airways, and will be able to receive 30 million passengers per year. Already in 1953 the Queen Elisabeth had inaugurated the T-1 of the air station. Some technical detail: new terminal's cost...

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Rome, Italy, 03/14/2008 15:17
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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