British Airways: Last News

Boy George, 61, admitted in front of his I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! campmates tonight that he was forced to apologise to Victoria Beckham, 48, following a headline-making tweet he sent out. Back in June, the Culture Club singer complained about the star getting “preferential treatment” after the pair were alighting a British Airways flight. This summer, the Karma Chameleon singer made headlines after he vowed to "boycott" British Airways as he accused them of "leaving everyone in first class waiting", while Victoria was "picked up at the aircraft".The pop star took to Twitter to call out the airline, which he threatened to “avoid for a while” because of the way he claimed he was treated.Speaking to comedian Seann Walsh this evening, Boy George said: “There was an article in the paper about when I had my funny little spat with Posh Spice on BA.

on board a British Airways flight when he decided to serenade passengers by singing a song from his upcoming new album Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent.Four fans who had been personally invited onto the flight, were shocked when Lewis arrived and began to make his way through the aircraft with a drinks trolley, handing out refreshments.Lewis asked two teenage girls if they would like anything from the trolley, but they were in too much shock to form a sentence.So instead Lewis asked if he could have one of their Pringles, to which they immediately handed over the tube while laughing and giggling.He proceeded to serve other customers before announcing he was going to sing a few lines from his new track Wish You The Best.“I apologize because someone is sleeping,” he said while pulling out his guitar.“I have never seen him that close, I am like wow,” one of the teenagers finally said.“It just doesn’t seem real,” said the other.After he wrapped up his performance, Lewis joked: “Sorry for disturbing your flight, if you don’t know my name is Ed Sheeran”.Other passengers also had their phones out recording the rare moment.Nicola Barker, a British Airways staffer and superfan of Lewis, said: “What a ‘pinch-me’ moment it was to watch Lewis perform with his guitar during the flight – not only did he sing, he served me a great a G&T too!”British Airways said in a statement how proud the airline is to continue to be a part of each passenger’s unique journey and how it connects passengers across continents across the globe.Lewis shared a video of the moment on his Instagram page making his other fans very jealous.“Imagine being on a plane and Lewis Capaldi just rocks up,” one person wrote alongside a crying emoji.“I would have

Liz Hurley, 57, is a famous face among thousands who have been blighted by huge delays due to a British Airways "technical issue". Reports of customers feeling helplessly stranded at airports around the world have emerged - and Liz revealed that she had been waiting more than 20 hours to board a flight in Antigua.The Estee Lauder spokesmodel lamented this morning: "Stranded at Antigua airport with no food or water, taxis or hotels offered yet.

James Martin, 49, blasted British Airlines on Twitter yesterday, as he found himself caught up in “the carnage that is travelling by air in 2022”.The famous chef claimed both the airline and airport did not have enough staff to take passenger bags on the plane, resulting in them having to courier luggage themselves.He typed: “Welcome to the carnage that is travelling by air in 2022. “Fourth time BA and airport hasn’t had enough staff to take the bags off the plane so now have to courier them. “A bloody joke, should be prosecuted for taking money when clearly can’t deliver the service. “Thousands kicking off,” he added.In response, his followers agreed as they shared their own experiences in recent weeks with flying abroad.@brontecottage commented: “You are right, chaos is created by them taking too many people's money for services that they cannot deliver, you are trapped while they use your money.They just close the desks and you are helpless.They took the gov furlough money to plan so it’s doubly disgusting.”@steve17750 typed: “Exactly. Why are they making reservations that they clearly and knowingly can't fulfil.“Scorpio54G said: “BA not responsible for baggage - no airline is - employed by the airports.

Location Location Location presenter Kirstie Allsopp was left astonished by the "state" some were in after reading her tweet clarifying that she will no longer be wearing a mask aboard British Airways (BA) flights. Enraged social media users on Twitter tagged the airline in the conversation, as some labelled her "moronic", "selfish" and "inconsiderate".When the airline announced its new policy, revoking the requirement for masks to be worn, the 50-year-old TV star had happily tweeted back in reply: "Yippee!"Kirstie added: "This is great news.