British Airways

On 17 September, a Heathrow-bound British Airways flights was grounded after a 'direct security threat'.

Airline partners with renewable fuels company to turn household rubbish into jet fuel.

Armed officers and firefighters reportedly surrounded as passengers were evacuated.

The couple were screaming at each other before verbally abusing passengers and crew members.

The businessman was travelling from the UK to Oslo when he asked for an extra bag so that he could have a stronger drink.

Andrew Wilkinson says he was given wet wipes to clean up the mess himself.

Beach balls.

Leading regional indices clobbered by intraday sell-off as terror attack in Spain and US political uncertainty knock market confidence.

The plane was on a nine-hour flight to India.

System glitch comes after airline's computer meltdown in May saw hundreds of flights cancelled.

IAG posts 37% increase in first half operating profit as IT glitch costs €58m.

IAG and industry bodies have warned expansion could result in sharp increase in landing charges.

Crew on mixed fleet flights will go on strike from 2 August for two weeks amid a dispute over pay.

She said the statement in an in-flight magazine made her 'want to scream'.

The carrier's IT failure saw over 700 flights cancelled and left 75,000 passengers stranded.

Terminals 3 and 5 experiencing baggage system failures for British Airways, Iberia, and American Airlines flights.

Internal investigation to focus on human error as power unit is thought to have worked as normal.

British Airways faces £100m compensation bill after worldwide IT outage sparked chaos at Heathrow and Gatwick.

Airline says its computer systems are 'back up and running'.

BA boss denied cost-cutting was the cause of the IT outage.

CEO Alex Cruz said: "either you are part of the team working to fix this or you aren't".

The computer system used by the airline suffered a major global failure on 27 May.

Stephen Wearing went the extra mile to help an elderly passenger.

No surface has been exempt from becoming a bed.

The airliner had to cancel all flights from Heathrow and Gatwick due to a technical snag on 27 May.

An IT failure knocked out the airline's computer system prompting a global backlog.

''Sort it out...ruining people's holidays!" wrote one stranded passenger.

Passengers have been left fuming by airline's lack of communication.

Conrad Hilton also violated a restraining order to stay away from Hunter Daily Salomon.

International Airlines Group says bookings for its new Level airline have beaten expectations.