British Airways flights are facing chaos for days after computer meltdown

[KMack]

Many have had their flights cancelled, been separated from their luggage or been left stranded abroad as the airline struggles to recover from Saturday's incident.
And BA - which faces a €60m compensation bill - has now warned travellers that it may be several days before normal service can resume.

Last night it emerged that the airline had refused offers of assistance from its own IT supplier to resolve the problem.
http://www.independent.ie/irish-news...-35765107.html

[Silk]

One can only wonder, whether they are still doing all the major aircraft maintenance in the UK, or is this too being carried out somewhere abroad, where it is cheaper?

[Era]

The Spanish boss of BA apparently outsourced 700 IT jobs to India. Even the power outage official excuse doesn't make sense as airlines are supposed to have a reserve power system to avoid such failures. I hope this will serve as a lesson.