Heathrow is visited by the President of the United States aboard Air Force One 13 years after its last visit, and Ian has his hands full out on the apron. [S,AD]
An inbound passenger has an entourage of aviation police waiting for him, and Airside Rachel oversees the inspection of a propeller plane from the Isle of Man. [S,AD]
This episode goes behind the scenes of the NHS Test and Trace Programme and follows Joel - the manager of Heathrow's testing centre - on its frontline. [S,AD]
Spring is about to be sprung, and Heathrow is readying itself for a flurry of passengers as it's announced that holidaymakers can travel to 12 new countries. [S,AD]
The iconic Boeing 747 is flying out of Heathrow for the last time in this episode as plane spotters around the world hope to bid it a fond farewell. [S,AD]
Christmas is approaching and there's a new airline on the block, but one of their busiest flights is scuppered by bad news involving the Covid-19 pandemic. [S,AD]
It's 2020 and time for a lockdown - Heathrow keeps on flying, but with only one runway and two terminals open, its depleted staff fight to keep business going. [S,AD]
Buckle up as Heathrow's heroes deal with the UK's worst winter storms, a bad smell in immigration, and a rookie passenger experience manager handling a fire. [S,AD]
A day like no other sees one octogenarian force herself into the country under the watchful eye of Passenger Experience Guru Demi and Terminal Four turn blue. [S,AD]
The familiar face of airside officer Ian has a close shave out on the runway, and veteran Border Force Officers Glen and Amarjit hunt for some smuggled cargo. [S,AD]
It's the winter of 2019, and the airport is having its busiest year to date as Aviation Police officers Terry and Dave hunt for a dangerous passenger in Terminal Two. [S,AD]
It's the height of summer, temperatures at Heathrow have reached a sweat-inducing 32.2 degrees Celsius, and the planet is on course for its hottest year ever. [S,AD]
2022 is Heathrow's 75th birthday, and the time has come to open up the last of its closed terminals - Terminal 4 - as it continues to get back on its feet. [S,AD]
Well over a year into the global pandemic, Heathrow finally has something to celebrate as Terminal 3 reopens its doors to the public with 11 Virgin flights. [S,AD]
An inbound passenger has an entourage of aviation police waiting for him, and Airside Rachel oversees the inspection of a propeller plane from the Isle of Man. [S,AD]
Britain is on the cusp of holiday season, and Heathrow is revving up for global passengers as we meet a new member of the Passenger Experience Manager Team. [S,AD]
Christmas is approaching and there's a new airline on the block, but one of their busiest flights is scuppered by bad news involving the Covid-19 pandemic. [S,AD]