A British Airways flight from London Heathrow to Texas was forced to return to its origin after a technical issue. The aircraft crossed the Atlantic twice before safely landing back in London after a nine-hour journey covering 7,779 kilometers. This incident highlights the challenges of international travel and the need for robust safety protocols.
The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA) has apologized after some members received inaccurate phone bills. One member, Evan Loughlin, reported receiving a bill for $15,322, with over $12,000 attributed to equipment charges. Loughlin expressed concern about the possibility of a malicious attack but noted that members were charged varying amounts. APEGA attributed the issue to a technical problem and advised members that the charges would be reversed. The association also stated that account information was not compromised during the incident.
Air India flight AI-179, scheduled to depart from Mumbai to San Francisco on Friday evening, faced delays due to a technical issue. The flight was initially rescheduled to depart at 7:17 PM but had to return to Mumbai after a passenger became unwell and had to disembark. Due to night landing restrictions at San Francisco International Airport and crew duty limitations, the flight will now depart at 10:30 AM on Saturday.
Sainsbury’s customers have experienced disruptions in their online delivery services this morning, with many complaining of canceled orders on social media. The supermarket has acknowledged a technical issue that has led to these cancellations and confirmed that they are working to resolve it as soon as possible. Affected customers have not received emails or charges for their canceled orders, and they are advised to contact Sainsbury’s for further updates.
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