Heathrow says it faces further economic uncertainty from recession hurting key markets

London’s Heathrow Airport said Friday that it faced further economic uncertainty stemming from key markets being already in recession, or predicted to be in 2023, as it reported an increase in passenger numbers.

The airport–jointly owned by the Qatar Investment Authority, China Investment Corp., Spain’s Ferrovial SA ES:FER and other investment companies–said passenger numbers reached 55.7 million in the first 11 months of 2022, compared with 16.3 million in the year-prior period, as the aviation sector recovered and the U.K….