British Airways Passengers Stranded For Hours After Computer Glitch Causes Flight Delays

SW Staff

Air passengers were facing lengthy delays in Britain on Tuesday after a computer glitch hit British Airways check-ins and protesters from “Black Lives Matter” forced their way on to the runway of London City Airport. 

British Airways said it was taking longer than normal to process customers at Heathrow and Gatwick near London but did not comment on social media reports that there were also major delays in San Francisco, Washington D.C. and Atlanta. 

The airlines then prompted its staff to issue passengers with handwritten boarding passes in order to keep flights operating.

BA, owned by International Consolidated Airlines Group, apologized to customers for the delays and urged passengers to check in online before they reached the airport.

Meanwhile, irriated passengers turned to social media to complain of delays:

(With Inputs from Reuters)

You might also like
Maharashtra Just Launched India’s First Menopause Clinics, And It’s A Big Win For Women’s Healthcare
Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich On Netflix? How Filthily Fascinating Is This Documentary? 3 Reasons You Should Watch It! 
What Happened When Raghav Chadha Raised ‘Right to Recall’ in Rajya Sabha
Mumbai’s Newest Flex Is a Road That “Jai Ho,” Say Hello To India’s First-Of-A-Kind
12 Years Worth Of Jail Reforms & An Essay On Gandhi? Bombay High Court Life Imprisonment Term To 12 Years In A POSCO Convict’s Case 
Standing, Six Stanzas, and State Ceremonies: India Issues Fresh Protocol for Vande Mataram