It's only a few conveyor belts a couple of label machines And some landing lights They must have a genny knocking about somewhere?
[News] Flying from Heathrow today (Fri 21 March) or picking up please read
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- Jan 19, 2010
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The RAF have scrambled some fighter jets to safely guide the aircraft to an unfamiliar destination.
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A few years ago but I spoke to a mate who is still working and it happened earlier this week. He rebooked them on an earlier flight in a higher fare class as BA had rebooked on a later flight in the original fare class.
Brian Potter
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Just had a couple on the news who had been diverted into Glasgow. Easy Jet charged them over £900 to get them both back down to London
good news. I wish the passengers on this Over-Easy Jet flight all the best.
- Jul 17, 2003
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Still showing as arriving at LHR, my money is on a Gatwick divert
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It's happening every week, ships dropping anchors and snapping critical undersea cables, the example you cited in France is one of very many that have happened since, all pointing to Moscow. Assassinations and brazen attacks all over Europe.
Last week confirmed huge deliberate fire at an ikea in Baltics attributed to them.
Russian agents set fire to Ikea ‘because its colours are same as the Ukrainian flag’
Prosecutors said it was an ‘act of terrorism’ and part of a complex plot that included more than 20 intermediaries
www.independent.co.uk
This is Hybrid warfare. This is how Putin tries to destabilise.
Thunder Bolt
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They said they had a wedding to go to, tomorrow. I know train fares are expensive but surely that would've been better?
I see it daily and BA will put them into the same cabin in whatever class there is at that time, I've just come off nights and there was a couple of cancellations, each one was over 90 percent in automatic rebooking, plenty in Y from G and on other airlines
Sorrel
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Wonder if it will give the more extreme Climate Change protesters some ideas. Stopping power and planes is something they’d like to do.
Just looking at the location of the substation on Google Maps
If it was a hostile actor of some description, it's actually quite staggering that a seemingly vital piece of national infrastructure is so easily accessed, this is an open public road and just round the corner is a housing estate. While there's doubtless CCTV and the like, that place hardly looks like Fort Knox to me. Have we as a nation just been a bit complacent about all this stuff?
If it was a hostile actor of some description, it's actually quite staggering that a seemingly vital piece of national infrastructure is so easily accessed, this is an open public road and just round the corner is a housing estate. While there's doubtless CCTV and the like, that place hardly looks like Fort Knox to me. Have we as a nation just been a bit complacent about all this stuff?
- Jul 17, 2003
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Diverting to Newcastle
Man of Harveys
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To be fair that’s still cheaper than the train
Algernon
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Or as Ryanair call it: London Madrid Airport.
Fignon's Ponytail
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My lad is returning home from 6 months in Australia, a week Monday - really hope its all sorted and back to normal by then!
- Jul 17, 2003
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I didn’t know your son was in Australia, you kept that quiet
Only joking It will be fine by then FP
They’ve lifted that straight from my online dating profile
