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British Airways are to cancel their BA3 and BA4 flights from London City Airport to New York JFK.

The reduction beginning on the 30th October, A318 business class service will reduce from 11 flights to 6 flights a week. The airline operates the westbound service via Shannon.

The reduced service schedule:

Outbound

Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs BA001 departs London City at 0945, lands at Shannon at 1105 and departs at 1155, then arrives at JFK at 1430
Fri BA001 departs London City at 1215, lands at Shannon at 1335 and departs at 1455, then arrives at JFK at 1430
Sun BA001 departs London City at 1235, lands at Shannon at 1355 and departs at 1445, then arrives at JFK at 1730

Inbound
All days except Sat BA002 departs JFK at 1850 and then arrives at London City at 0655 on the following day.

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Gatwick Express passenger on a train to Gatwick airport was ‘decapitated’ after his ‘head flew off’ when he stuck his head out of carriage window.

The man was on board from the airport to London Victoria station and suffered a head injury when he was struck by an oncoming train.

Police and ambulance crews rushed to Wandsworth Common station in London.

Eyewitness Rhianna told Wandsworth Radio that the man put his head out of the window and didn’t notice that a train was coming in the opposite direction.

She said: ‘He lifted his head out and basically he didn’t notice that the train was coming so all you see is basically a head gone.

‘The head flew off basically. I actually ran because it was disgusting but all I saw was a head flew away.’ 

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Flight MH370 vanished during a flight ti Beijing from Kuala Lumpur over two years ago

The pilot Zaharie Shah had practised crashing the plane into the Indian Ocean on a simulator.

The simulated route was similar to the one that the plane had taken before vanishing.

Officials are admitting today that the likelihood of recovering the doomed plane is fading.

Many little parts of the plane are still being found on beaches across the southern hemisphere, such as a flaperon that was found last August on Reunion Island.

Full Daily Mail story

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The flight was to leave Stockholm at 9pm.

Reports: the airline refused to fly with the man on board and the captain removed him and his female companion – which caused the flight to have delays

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The airline will alter their two current routes of:
Until 29th Oct: Singapore to Munich to Manchester

From 30th Oct: Singapore to Munich

Until 29th Oct: Singapore to Moscow to Houston

From 30th Oct: Singapore to Moscow

New route from 30th Oct: Singapore to Manchester to Houston

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The airline says the glitch has now been fixed – but delays are still ongoing.

According to the messages the airline posted online, the system is now back up and running but there are still delays due to the backlog caused by the glitch. 

The airline has been apologising to the frustrated passengers on Twitter.

A spokesperson for British Airways said: ‘We have now resolved the IT issue which affected some of our check-in and boarding gate systems at a small number of airports.’

‘We are sorry for the disruption to our customers’ travel plans and our teams are working very hard to get customers checked-in as quickly as possible.’

Blimey @British_Airways never seen a queue this long at T5. Queue staff are friendly pic.twitter.com/UyOgpoh2Ot

— ian tracey (@iantracey) June 19, 2016

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Officers waiting at Las Vegs airport for the group, who had been travelling on a Thomas Cook flight from Manchester

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The 737 was flying from Manchester to Morocco when it was forced to make an emergency landing after being hit by a bolt of lightning at 6:42 last night.

It had been an hour into the flight when they made the unexpected landing.

Currently unclear how many passengers were on board the plane at the time of the incident. It is also unclear if anyone was injured. The flight resumed at 10pm

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BA9136 and BA9137 – Airbus A320 G-EUUV operated from Heathrow to Izmir, Turkey

BA9232 and BA9233 – Airbus A321 G-EUXF operated from Heathrow to Rhodes, Greece

BA9216 and BA9217 – Airbus A320 G-EUYH operated from Heathrow to Cagliari, Italy

BA9218 and BA9219 – Airbus A320 G-EUYB operated from Heathrow to Olbia, Italy

BA9228 and BA9229 – Airbus A321 G-EUXK operated from Heathrow to Lemnos, Greece

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