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British Airways has been left to rot, with full simulators left inside.The Cranebank centre was where around 17,000 cabin crew and 4,000 pilots learned to train before it closed in 2016.It was replaced for the £10 million British Airways Global Learning Academy, but it appears that not much from the old site was repurposed for the new one.Urban Explorers Hell on Earth managed to get into the site earlier this month, and found fully kitted out training simulators still on-site, as well as manuals and floppy disks explaining how to fly a plane.

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The mysterious disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 remains as shocking and unnerving today as it did when the plane vanished from radar screens more than eight years ago. The fate of the Boeing 777 and all 239 souls on board continues to baffle air crash investigators.

Ben Shephard took a cheeky swipe at Michael Ball on Good Morning Britain as he interviewed his close pal Alfie Boe and Sarah Brightman.During Friday’s instalment of the popular ITV breakfast show, the 47-year-old and his co-host Kate Garraway welcomed the professional singers onto the show to discuss their latest collaboration to mark the Platinum Jubilee next month.The pair teamed up to share their remake and stellar duet of the national anthem God Save The Queen and hope that their new track will reach number one to mark Her Royal Highness’ 70th year on the throne.But the dad-of-three couldn’t help but bring up his West End pal as he asked whether the star has been coping well after being left out of the epic duet.After discussing the new single, Sarah apologised to Michael on air which led to the TV presenter asking what he thought of their hit song.He pointed out: “There’s an elephant in the room, or not in the room as it were” which was met with a swarm of ‘Ohhs’ in the studio at the scathing remark on air.Kate warned him: “Ohhh he won’t like that” before she added: “Oh Michael I don’t think you’re an elephant.”As he awkwardly chuckled at her scolding comment, he apologised to the star, adding: "I didn't mean it like that, it's a common phrase."Attempting to rescue Ben from the awkward moment, brunette beauty Sarah interjected with: “He’s a cuddly bear” which the broadcaster agreed before he moved on with the topic.But his 55-year-old co-star wasn't quick to forget his comment as she concluded the interview saying: "I don't think you're in his good books." He moved on to ask: "Boe and Brighton has a good ring to it - how does Mr Ball feel about this?" Alfie joked: "He's having sleepless nights.

A top chef has created what must be one of the most unique stays in the world - by taking the galley from a Boeing 737 aeroplane and converting it into a kitchen.

A teenage pilot and diehard Rangers fan will be helping to fly 56 of his fellow supporters to Seville in a private jet used by Manchester United’s ­ Cristiano Ronaldo.

EXCLUSIVE: Emmy-winning Succession star Jeremy Strong is set to headline and executive produce a limited series about Boeing’s controversial 737 Max planes. The untitled project, which is now in early development at Amazon Studios, hails from Oscar-winning Argo screenwriter Chris Terrio and Plan B.

Alfie said: “I was ­separated from my wife after being married for 18 years.“We have two ­beautiful ­children but unfortunately our journey wasn’t to last a lifetime.“Even though we’re close and we’re friends it’s not the same. It’s been nearly two years now but it still feels so raw.”The singer concluded to The Mirror: “I miss her.

Alfie Boe turned to pills after splitting from his wife. The 48-year-old tenor - who was married to Sarah Boe from 2004 until 2020 and has Grace, 13, and nine-year-old Alfred with her - revealed for the first time that he had "lost his way" following the split and ended up taking pills as he tried to cope. He said: "When my ­separation happened initially I went into a really dark place.

ALFIE Boy has revealed that he overdosed on pills after splitting from his wife. The 46-year-old opens up about the “dark place” in his life in an upcoming episode of Freeze the Fear with Wim Hof.

A warning has been issued to anyone who still uses cash to pay for their shopping. If you use the wrong notes at shops like ASDA, Tesco, Aldi, M&S or Morrisons from September, your transaction will be rejected.

A TUI pilot had to dump fuel and return to Manchester Airport in 'emergency mode' after its tail hit the runway during take-off.

Air Force plane on what's been called a "special air mission" has been spotted over the coast of England on Friday morning (April 15). The Boeing C-40B was recorded flying eastwards over Tendring at an altitude of 31,000 feet after taking off from Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, USA, and landed at Rotterdam The Hague Airport in the Netherlands.Designed as an "office in the sky", the C-40B is used by the United States Air Force to ferry government and senior military leaders around the world and is reportedly based on the commercial Boeing 737-700 business jet.The C-40B can engage 27,000 pounds of thrust and reach a cruising speed of 322mph.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is known for forking out millions on lavish properties, expensive yachts and private jets.The Russian oligarch, who is reportedly worth around £6.4billion, is perhaps best known for extending his wild spending to football since taking ownership of the Blues back in 2003. He has regularly splashed out on big-name players over the past two decades on his way to making Chelsea one of the most successful clubs in the world.But arguably his most wondrous signing has been the spectacular Boeing 787 he added to his private jet fleet in December last year.Abramovich swapped his 767-300ER for the 787-8 in late 2021, becoming the third person to own a private version of the latter.

Scots found themselves looking skyward yesterday after spotting an unusual military aircraft making circles over Glasgow Airport - the latest in a series of sightings in recent days.

The Cornish are taking to space to catch pirates.A satellite that will track ships to combat terrorism, smuggling and piracy is to be blasted into orbit from the West Country.The hi-tech device will be aboard the first ever space launch from British - and European - soil this summer.A modified Boeing 747-400 named Cosmic Girl is due to take off from Cornwall Airport Newquay, Britain’s first operational spaceport, with a Virgin Orbit rocket under one wing.It will pinpoint pirates globally who are trying to remain ‘dark’ and warn neighbouring targets by picking up a variety of signals emitted by ships, including radio frequencies, mobile and satellite phone signals and radar.An official stated: “The data will be used by governments to provide information on the tracking and prevention of illegal fishing, smuggling, trafficking, piracy and terrorism.”It means spooks can track ships that are trying to remain hidden by “going dark” and switching off their transmitters, a tactic used by oil tankers trying to break embargoes, fishing vessels in forbidden waters, drug smugglers, human traffickers and even warships.Dan Hart, the chief executive of Virgin Orbit, said: “We believe tracking shipping from space is vital to keeping the seas safe and that Amber-1 is a key technology that will aid this endeavour.”The only other satellite confirmed for the launch is the first Omani satellite, which will launch into deep space to collect data on climate change and natural disasters.The satellite was created in a partnership between Satellite Applications Catapult, a company based in Didcot, Oxfordshire, and Horizon Technologies, a British firm specialising in the monitoring of satellite phones.Catapult’s Lucy Edge said: “This launch is a

making an emergency landing in Costa Rica.The Boeing 757-200 plane, which was bound for Guatemala, touched down at Juan Santamaria International Airport at 10am on Thursday (April 7) after a failure in its hydraulic system.A clip shared on Twitter shows the moment the yellow aircraft skidding along the runway, taxiing and making a sharp turn, then coming to a stop.Just seconds after it stops on the runway, its fuselage appears to crumble, breaking the narrow-body airliner into separate pieces.The tail wing can be seen touching the ground as smoke billows out of the plane.The cameraman can be heard gasping and shouting as he watches the disaster unfold.Firefighters arriving at the scene quickly douse the smouldering plane with water and firefighting foam.According to Business Insider, DHL confirmed in a statement that a DHL Boeing 757-200 plane with the tail number JOS2716 had indeed "sustained damage" during its landing at the Costa Rican airport.The spokesperson said: "We are pleased to report that the crew were physically unharmed in the incident. One crew member underwent medical checks as a precaution."We are coordinating with the airport authorities on moving the aircraft from the area near the runway."To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Costa Rican newspaper La Nacion tweeted images showing the yellow aircraft emblazoned with DHL with its tail detached and a broken wing, being doused with firefighting foam as its lay partly in a grass field and the runway.Airport operator Aeris said the airport, on the outskirts of capital San Jose, reopened at 3:30 p.m.

passenger jet in a horrific bombing that tore a hole through its side mid-flight. In 1986, TWA flight 840 was soaring over Greece at 11,000 feet when a bomb detonated and ripped a six feet by three feet hole under a window in front of the wing. It is understood the bomb blew up at floor level in the passenger compartment.

A formation of US fighter jets tore through the skies of Fife today and sent local residents into a social media frenzy.

a plane carrying 132 passengers crashed into a mountain in China leaving no known survivors.