Heathrow pays 1st dividend since pandemic
Heathrow pays first dividend since pandemic as passenger numbers hit record high
Heathrow airport plans to pay its owners a dividend for the first time since the pandemic, as it reported record passenger numbers ahead of a new tilt at building a third runway. The airport said on Wednesday that it would pay a dividend of £250mn to its shareholders in the coming weeks — its first payout since just before the pandemic struck in February 2020.
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