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BA Cancels 43 Flights at Heathrow Due to IT Issues

BA Cancels 43 Flights at Heathrow Due to IT Issues

British Airways (BA) has cancelled 43 flights at London Heathrow due to an IT issue causing difficulties with online check-in and delaying flights.
The airline is fixing "technical problems" that are affecting its services.

Thursday's issues affected flights departing and arriving into Heathrow.

BA has experienced a series of IT failures in the past couple of years, including cancelling dozens of flights in December 2019.

BA has apologised and offered options to affected customers.
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