British Airways flights cancelled
Spinner
Birmingham, UK
A world-wide computer failure left hundreds of British Airways customers up in arms after having to cancel or delay their flights as a result.
The problem was thought to be with a system hub based near Heathrow Airport, but the cause of the problem is still unknown.
The full report:
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-12763769,00.html
The problem was thought to be with a system hub based near Heathrow Airport, but the cause of the problem is still unknown.
"We have got a team of IT experts investigating the cause of the problem. At this stage we do not know what happened."
The full report:
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-12763769,00.html
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I always do my best to attract the punters, because lets face it, no one likes a 'Something happened which wasn't that serious, and now its fixed' type of story. ha ha;)
Funny, my computer is working fine..
Well it's a logical jump to make- it's only Heathrow that's still having problems. Therefore, it must have been someone in the UK that caused the problem. Logically, that person would have to be pretty <strike>accident prone</strike> I mean talented to bring down their system, and you're (Shory) the first guy that comes to mind when someone mentions "<strike>accident prone</strike> talented" (WHY do I keep doing that? stupid Freudian slips...) and "England" in the same sentence...
However, if it wasn't you, I apologize and blame Spinner.
Smart ass.:banghead:
I imagine they were refering to BA's World Wide operations.
I was no where near a PC when it happened (okay that's a lie), and I was certainly no where near that airport, I have a sneaking suspician it was Nightshade' this time...
(hey it's like pass the parcel!)
My Un-official statement "h4h4, i r t3h h4x0r!!!11"
Anyway....
Isn't this old news? I thought this happened some time last week, or was that another complete cockup?
NS