IAG boss Willie Walsh slams £14bn plan to expand Heathrow

The chief executive of British Airways' parent company has called the £14bn cost to build Heathrow's third runway "perverse" and cast doubt on the airport's ability to deliver the project.Speaking to Sky News after MPs overwhelmingly backed the expansion, International Airlines Group's Willie Walsh said: "I don't believe that Heathrow Airport can build this in an efficient manner and a cost-effective manner.The airport has a bizarre, perverse incentive to spend more money than it needs to