British Airways Flight 149 departed from London Heathrow to Kuala Lumpur with 367 passengers onboard, delayed due to an auxiliary power unit issue. Tensions in the Middle East were rising, but the crew was not informed of the worsening situation before takeoff.

Chaos at Heathrow ensued from British Airways' IT failure, emphasizing the need for clear communication and critical management to uphold passenger trust amidst potential financial repercussions.

A British Airways service from London to Texas turned back just as the aircraft reached North America, resulting in passengers enduring a nine-hour flight to nowhere. A “flight to nowhere” refers to any flight that ends up landing back at its departure airport without stopping off elsewhere.

Passengers who flew into Italy for a cruise say they have now reached Greece, but are yet to be reunited with their luggage, after BA experienced a fault. | ITV News Meridian