On Wednesday of last week, passengers aboard a British Airways flight from London to Tenerife were reportedly left without the use of the lavatory for approximately three hours for reasons unspecified by the airline. Flight Radar claims that the flight was forced to make a nearly 180 degree turn for a diversion to Portugal’s Faro Airport (FAO).
We got our customers on their way to their destination in just over half an hour, and said sorry for the delay to their journeys,” said a BA spokesperson.
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