On Sunday from 6 to 9 am from Heathrow had to fly 91 flight, but the schedule went only 42
VA ready to pay passengers compensation and to help those wishing to move their flights in the coming days.
British Airways partially resumes flights, but warns that delays and even cancellation of flights will occur until the company is completely back to normal operation.
The day before, on 27 may, the airline canceled all flights from London Heathrow and Gatwick due to a catastrophic failure of its computer system.
Thousands of passengers were unable to fly to their destinations. Those who managed to move on to other airlines, had to travel without Luggage. Problems with British Airways coincided with the beginning of a week-long school holidays in Britain.
VA ready to pay passengers compensation and to help those wishing to move their flights in the coming days.
Representatives of the airline say that the carrier will not be able to return to previous work schedule at least two days, so passengers are strongly advised to check online the status of flights before heading to the airport.
The cause of the failure in the computer system BA called a break in the flow of electricity. Version of the cyber attack is not considered.
On Sunday from 6 to 9 am from Heathrow had to fly 91 flight, but the schedule went only 42. 29 flights were cancelled, the departure time, the rest being postponed. From Gatwick flew 19 flights. Only one, London-Amsterdam was cancelled.
Thousands of pieces of Luggage remain at Heathrow airport, but the airline asks passengers not to bring their bags to the airport so as not to create unnecessary pandemonium. Luggage will be shipped to the customers home address.
Representatives of the airline say they are doing everything possible to resolve the situation.
Passengers in airports, handing out free water and food. Other airlines take off and land on schedule.
Earlier in the Ukraine was fined 153 thousand hryvnia, the airline Yanair for the delay and cancellation of flights.
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