UK airports 'near normal' amid strike

Plane arrivals and take-offs at Britain's two biggest airports were largely unaffected by today's strike.

Wed, 30 Nov, 2011 - 13:30

Plane arrivals and take-offs at Britain's two biggest airports were largely unaffected by today's strike.

But the RMT transport union reported "rock-solid strike action" that had led to "a total shutdown of key transport services in north east England".

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