Éilis Cronin
Mar 29, 2025

Did Heathrow’s shutdown prove that bad press no longer matters?

When a fire at an electrical substation plunged Heathrow Airport into chaos, media reporting was swift—but mostly short-lived. As businesses navigate rapid news cycles, experts weigh in on whether negative press has lasting reputational damage.

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