Everyone knows that London Heathrow is a highly expensive and heavily slot-constrained airport. These factors keep out many airlines that wish to fly there, including to attain higher yields and to benefit from the facility’s brand awareness. Many carriers have increasingly opted for London Gatwick instead.
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