IT issues force cancellation of 43 British Airways flights
IT issues have forced the cancellation of 43 British Airways flights scheduled to depart and arrive into London's Heathrow airport.
IT issues have forced the cancellation of 43 British Airways flights scheduled to depart and arrive into London's Heathrow airport.
Across the world, airlines have zero to minimal operations in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak which has infected over 3.1 million people across the world.
The Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International (SVPI) Airport will facilitate operation of three relief flights of the British Airways for transporting the British nationals who are standard in Gujarat.
New tickets purchased until 31 March will also have possibility to rebook once without rebooking fees.
All the flights affected Monday were operated by British Airways, the largest airline at the airport.
Du Plessis skipped the ongoing T20 series in India with Quinton de Kock leading the side in his absence.
The UK flag carrier and its 4,300 pilots have been locked in a nine-month pay dispute that could disrupt or alter the travel plans of nearly 300,000 people.
The British Airline Pilots Association (Balpa) said on Friday the strikes were a "last resort" born out of "enormous frustration" with airline management.
'Lufthansa said in a statement that 'as safety is the number one priority of Lufthansa, the airline has temporarily suspended its flights to Cairo today as a precaution'.'
The other three cities where the airline is operating the 275-seater A-350 are Cape Town in South Africa and Phoenix in Arizona state and Las Vegas in Nevada state in the US.
