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On 27.05.17 16:26, Recliner wrote:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/05/27/british-airways-chaos-computer-systems-crash-across-world-causing/ I'm certainly glad I wasn't flying today! All was smooth when I flew out from Heathrow on Wednesday, and I hope it will be back to normal on Friday. But I wonder what effect it's had on trains serving Heathrow and Gatwick? Possibly longer dwell times at Gatwick Airport as people turn back home when they either give up or realise that they are not going to fly out today? This might have a knock-on effect on schedules into and out of London. I think that the effects would be as bad at Heathrow as Piccadilly Line trains have extended dwell times at all the stations, IIRC. The same goes for HEX trains, yes? |
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