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Passengers taken hostage in Kuwait accuse UK government of 'years of cover-up'

Sky News Tuesday, 12 September 2023
Passengers and British Airways (BA) crew members who were taken hostage after flying into Kuwait in 1990 are preparing to take legal action against the government - with a law firm claiming they were treated as "disposable collateral" during an "off-the-books military operation".
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News video: BA passengers held hostage by Saddam Hussein prepare to sue

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 On 2nd August 1990, British Airways flight 149 made a scheduled stop at Kuwait International Airport and its passengers and crew were taken hostage by Iraqi troops. Saddam Hussein’s forces had invaded Kuwait whilst the plane was in the air and the people on board were detained for up to five...

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Heathrow Plane Accident: Boeing 787-9 and British Airways aircraft collide| Oneindia News [Video]

Heathrow Plane Accident: Boeing 787-9 and British Airways aircraft collide| Oneindia News

At Heathrow Airport, a V-irgin Atlantic Boeing 787-9 and a stationary British Airways aircraft collided on the runway while the former was being towed. Thankfully, no passengers were aboard the V-irgin Atlantic plane at the time of the incident. Both aircraft are now undergoing maintenance checks to evaluate the damage. Despite the collision, airport operations remain uninterrupted, and investigations are underway to ensure passenger and crew safety. Eyewitnesses and social media footage have underscored the prompt response of emergency services. #AviationSafety #HeathrowIncident #AirfieldCollision #PassengerSafety #AirportOperations #EmergencyResponse #SafetyFirst ~HT.97~PR.282~

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