British Airways hit the gas system with a global system crash

London, May 27: British Airways computer systems have become a major hiatus for holiday holidays in the early holidays on Saturday holidays around the world. Many Britons have come under foreign orders for a long weekend and half-school school holidays. The carrier apologized for "Global System Outage" and reported "the Guardian" to "work it out as soon as possible."
BA's website was unavailable and some travellers claimed they could not check in on the mobile app, with many venting their frustration on the social media. Others said they had been delayed at the airport or on runways before take off. There were reports that hundreds of bags were left unattended as BA staff tried to control the situation. One passenger tweeted: "Stuck on a British Airways plane at Belfast, going nowhere. ‘BA computers down worldwide', whatever that means!"
Another posted: "British airways computers down T5 and standstill, stranded on the plane and they make us pay for food!! Please retweet this indicency!" A passenger claimed that BA "made no announcements at all" about the delays. A spokeswoman for the airline confirmed the computer system outage and said: "We apologise to customers who are facing some delays following an IT outage this morning." "We are working to resolve the problem as quickly as possible."The report comes as the day when the passengers at Gatwick airport face chaotic scenes and long queues due to a luggage system. Those who take flights on Friday were forced to travel without their holders and asked to bring the goods needed in their hand luggage.