British Airways has apologized for a 4-hour flight from London to Athens that turned into a 33-hour nightmare involving four planes.
The ordeal began when a faulty cockpit warning light caused the first flight to be canceled. The flight was re-scheduled for four hours later but couldn’t take off because the cabin crew had exceeded their working hours.
Passengers then boarded a second plane, but had to deplane – after an hour on board – due to “security issues.”
Passengers were finally able to board a third plane the next day but the starboard engine caught fire forcing them to deplane. They finally boarded a fourth plane successfully later that evening.
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