Britain's Busiest Airport: Heathrow (2015–2022) User Reviews

Awesome series!

[pkarle-66282 · 10/10 · 23 September 2018]

Production is terrific and videography is beautiful. Paul Thornley's narration creates the perfect experience.

excellent to watch this

[nikhilwork · 10/10 · 7 January 2019]

Exceptional video, as it elaborates the minute details of the airport operations as o f how to handle different passengers to the handling of aircraft's during emergency situatuions..

Love it!!

[chrisstone4 · 10/10 · 22 October 2021]

I watch all kinds of american shows but as a Brit i absolutely love this, a unique oasis in TV programming. For those of you who fly more than a few times a year "an airport is an airport, big deal"....your opinion is invalid, you're free to go 😀 Now, for the other 99% of the population this gives a great insight into the daily workings of an airport and a diverse range of challenges that staff face. Most of us use the airport maybe 1-2 times a year and it still represents a thrill when you go on holiday and airports are associated with that buzz of anticipation as you jet off for your hols. Love the narration, the staff and the producers choices of stories, well done to all of you and keep it coming please!

A gentle soft blindfold for the truth.

[Tarquan · 1/10 · 6 August 2022]

My domestic situation surely is a big part of seeking leisure time close by. Young kids can be a handful & a financial strain. But I cant help noticing that me and my families carbon-footprint has been an important factor as well - when deciding where to spend our holiday.

As we all know that flying is BIG part of our climate change. So why making these kind of programs too cosy, full of warmth, and relaxation? Perhaps a step into reality when it comes this kind of programs?

Surely airline companies are thrilled and will open their doors wide and generous when in this case, ITV, wants to make a program. Free publicity for all airlines and destinations. Money & greed can be a gently soft blindfold for the truth.

In twenty years people will shake their heads, looking back at this industry. And perhaps we wont feel guilty. But you and me, everyone is (and has been) responsible for the biggest issue: air pollution.