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Oops! How does a plane land in the wrong city?
A British Airways plane flew from London to Edinburgh Scotland instead of Dusseldorf in Germany on Monday. The error was down to an incorrectly filed flight plan, leading both the pilot and cabin crew to believe the flight was bound for Edinburgh.
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British Airways flight ends up in wrong city
Passengers only found out about the mishap when the pilot said the plane was coming in to land in Edinburgh, which is around 800km from Dusseldorf.
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Numsa to meet its members to discuss Comair wage discrepancies
The union has also called for improved wages travel allowances and what it believes are reasonable shift hours.
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Numsa to meet with Comair management amid CCMA process
Last week, Numsa declared its intention to embark on a strike this week at the British Airways and Kulula Airlines holding company.
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BA to resume Pakistan flights decade after hotel bombing
It will be the first Western carrier to restart flying to Pakistan, where a new airport in the capital has helped ease congestion and concerns about air travel security, since its pullout in 2008.
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Comair: 'Contingency plans in place if workers go on strike'
On Thursday, the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) announced it intends to go on strike from next Thursday for better pay and benefits.
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Numsa-affiliated workers can go on strike after CCMA negotiations - Comair
Numsa confirmed its intent to go on strike as its members demand a 12% salary increase and a guaranteed 13th cheque.
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Numsa ready to strike at British Airways & Comair over salaries
Workers are demanding a salary increase of 12%, a guaranteed 13th cheque and a travel allowance.
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British Airways prepares to meet EU ownership rules in case of no deal Brexit
Britain is set to leave the bloc on 29 March, but with less than five months to go, Prime Minister Theresa May has yet to secure a withdrawal deal.
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British Airways website suffers data breach; 380,000 payments affected
IAG said the data breach had been resolved and the website was working normally, and that no travel or passport details were stolen.
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British MPs finally give go ahead to Heathrow runway
Lawmakers voted 415 to 119 in favour of the move, a decision that has long divided parliament regardless of party lines.
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Harry, Meghan and Megan to crew British Airways royal wedding flight
The flight from London Heathrow to Toronto will be staffed by two Harrys, seven Megans and one Meghan.
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Praise be: Ramaphosa receives poetic welcome aboard local flight
British Airways honoured the president by sending praise poet Lutendo Evans Mugagadeli, also known as 'Vendaboy Poet', to give him a warm welcome on board.
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British Airways vows 'never again' after costly IT collapse
BA had been forced to cancel all its flights from Heathrow, Europe's busiest airport, and Gatwick on Saturday after a power supply problem disrupted its operations worldwide.
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British Airways flights returning to normal after damaging IT collapse
BA had been forced to cancel all its flights from Heathrow and Gatwick on Saturday after a power supply problem disrupted its operations worldwide.
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British Airways resumes flights from Gatwick and Heathrow
BA said it aimed to operate a near normal schedule of flights from Gatwick airport and the majority of flights from Heathrow on Sunday.
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British Airways cancels flights from London as global IT outage causes chaos
The airline said the major outage meant it had been forced to cancel all scheduled flights from Heathrow and Gatwick.
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British Airways cabin crew due to stage four-day strike
This comes on top of four days of strike action already in place for this Friday.
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'Black Lives Matter' protesters storm London City Airport runway
Air passengers in Britain & beyond faced delays after a protest on a runway halted flights for six hours.
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BA hit by computer glitch, protesters 'occupy' London City airport
A computer glitch hit check-in times with check-in at Heathrow and Gatwick delayed.
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Comair assures customers of uninterrupted service amid staff strike
Workers affiliated to the United Association of South Africa have turned down the latest wage offer.
