LONDON – British Airways has apologised to clients after flights departing from america and elsewhere on Monday had been grounded for a number of hours resulting from a technical problem.
“Our groups have now resolved a brief problem that affected a few of our long-haul flight planning programs in a single day, which resulted in delays to our schedule,” BA, which is owned by IAG, mentioned in an announcement.
“We’re sorry for the disruption brought on to our clients’ journey plans.”
Some passengers took to social media to report that they had spent as much as three hours ready at John F Kennedy Worldwide Airport in New York.
The technical problem didn't have an effect on flights that had already departed and was not a security problem, BA mentioned.
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