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A British Airways crewmember unintentionally deployed the plane’s emergency slide at London’s Heathrow Airport on Monday morning, delaying the flight for hours.
The flight, which was scheduled to fly to Brussels, was delayed for almost three hours after the worker error, a British Airways spokesperson informed Fox Enterprise Digital on Tuesday.
“We apologized to customers for the delay and our teams worked hard to arrange a replacement aircraft so customers were able to travel with us as planned,” the spokesperson mentioned in a press release.
No prospects had been aboard the plane on the time of the incident, and emergency companies responded as a part of a regular precautionary measure, the spokesperson mentioned.
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A British Airways spokesperson mentioned an plane’s emergency slide was deployed at Heathrow Airport in London attributable to a crewmember error. (iStock / iStock)
A supply informed the Solar that the crewmember’s mistake was “the most basic of errors,” although a expensive blunder.
A British Airways spokesperson mentioned the flight was delayed, although it departed inside three hours of its scheduled departure time. (Tejas Sandhu/SOPA Photographs/LightRocket through Getty Photographs, File / Getty Photographs)
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“It’s a minimum £100,000 mistake and knocked out services for the rest of the day,” the supply informed the outlet. “This error is not easy to achieve.”
