It came as Malaysia Airlines offered customers the chance to cancel flights to London, and countries issued advisory notices to their citizens holidaying in the capital.
On Monday morning the name of the first victim was released. Canadian Chrissy Archibald, who was from British Columbia, died in the arms of her fiancé on London Bridge.
London Bridge and Borough Market were beginning to reopen on Monday, after being closed on Sunday while police conducted their investigation, although many offices nearby stayed closed including Abta’s headquarters.
London Bridge attack: Abta offices remain closed but trade rallies in support of capital
Operators
Sophie Griffiths
5 June 2017
Abta’s offices in London Bridge remained closed on Monday, as police continued their investigation in the area following Saturday night’s terror attack which left seven people dead and a further 48 injured.
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