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British Tourists 'Terrified' as Fighter Jet Tracks Passenger Plane'

Passengers on board a holiday jet flying from Spain to Birmingham have told how it was shadowed by a French fighter plane for up to 15 minutes, according to The Independent.co.uk

Low-cost carrier Jet2 said it was awaiting confirmation from French aviation officials as to why flight LS1204 was apparently tracked by the French air force on Friday afternoon.

BA flights returning to normal after damaging IT collapse

British Airways was operating most of its flights from London's two largest airports on May 29 after a computer system failure stranded thousands of passengers over a holiday weekend and turned into a public relations disaster.

The airline planned to run more than 95 percent of flights from London Heathrow and Gatwick on Monday, Chief Executive Alex Cruz told Sky News.

Computer Problems Cause Flight Delays: British Airways

Computer problems are causing delays for British Airways passengers worldwide, the airline has said, reported BBC.

The carrier apologised for the "global system outage" and said it was "working to resolve the the problem as quickly as possible".

Heathrow Airport said it was "working closely" with BA to solve the issue.

Thomas Cook doubles “fam trips” in 2017, with Santorini on list

Thomas Cook says it will double the number of agent “fam trips” for its independent partners this year.

The fam trips-abbreviated vesion of familiarisation trips- will include long haul destinations Florida and Mauritius, as well as Croatia, Turkey, Majorca, Tenerife, Santorini and Cape Verde.

Plane returns to London after laser was beamed into cockpit

A Virgin Atlantic flight bound for New York has returned to London's Heathrow Airport after a laser was beamed into the cockpit.
     
The airline said in a statement Monday that flight VS025 decided to return to Heathrow rather than making the trans-Atlantic crossing. Passengers were offered overnight accommodation and the airline apologized for any inconvenience.
     

British Airways BA632 to Athens lands safely at Heathrow airport

The flight BA632 of British Airways to Athens landed on Heathrow airport due to fuel leakage.

According to information, one of its motors had stopped operating because of the fuel leakage.

The airplane of the British airlines landed safely on runway 27L at Heathrow airport and according to information, passengers will board on another plane to continue their journey to Athens.

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