EMPTY BRITISH AIRWAYS CHECK-IN AREAS ARE SEEN AT LONDON'S HEATHROW AIRPORT, 2002-09-11 (photo)

Empty British Airways check-in areas are seen at London's Heathrow airport on the first anniversary of the September 11th attacks on the United States, September 11, 2002. Airlines cancelled 18 flights to the U.S. from Heathrow on Wednesday. Europe's biggest airline, British Airways Plc, was shown the door to the departure lounge of the London market's blue chip index on Wednesday, a year after attacks on U.S. cities plunged the industry into crisis. British Airways, which makes most of its revenues from flights over the Atlantic, will be dumped from the FTSE 100 index of London's biggest stocks this month after a 35 percent slide in its share price since the September 11 attacks. TPORT REUTERS/Peter Macdiarmid PKM/ASA