Computer problems are causing delays for British Airways passengers worldwide, a airline has said.
Computer problems are causing delays for British Airways passengers worldwide, a airline has said.
The conduit apologised for a “global complement outage” and pronounced it was “working to solve a problem as fast as possible”.
Heathrow Airport pronounced it was “working closely” with BA to solve a issue.
It is not famous how many flights are influenced though passengers have reported issues with flights to and from Heathrow, Gatwick and Belfast.
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The problems meant tools of BA’s website are taken and some travellers claimed they could not check in on a mobile app.
Journalist Martyn Kent said he had been sitting on a craft during Heathrow for 90 minutes. He pronounced a captain told passengers a IT problems were “catastrophic”.
BA staff in Heathrow’s Terminal 5 were resorting to regulating white boards, according to newcomer Gareth Wharton .
Delays have also been reported in Rome and Malaga airports due to a complement failure.
Philip Bloom pronounced he had been watchful on house a Heathrow-bound moody during Belfast for dual hours.
He added: “We haven’ t been told really most only that there is a worldwide mechanism complement failure.
“We were told that we couldn’ t even get on other flights since they are incompetent to see what flights we can be changed to.”
BA flights during Gatwick airfield are also grounded, according to travel publisher Phil Davies .
The BBC’s Phillip Norton is during Rome International airport, where he has been watchful to fly to London.
He pronounced BA staff were incompetent to contend how prolonged delays would be, revelation him “all flights are grounded around a world”.
Alma Saffari is in Marseille watchful to get her moody behind to Heathrow.
She said: “When we finally boarded a captain came out and told us their mechanism systems were down worldwide.
“Eventually after sitting on a tarmac for 1 and a half hours we disembarked a plane.
“Now we are sitting in a depart area outward a gate.”
Ms Saffari, who is with her 13-month-old baby, pronounced she had been given a document for food and drink.
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