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Fewer passengers travelling through than expected and people are reporting very easy security, many flights leaving early but one big exception is british airways flight to 236 which came in 50... yes, over two days late. it had a technical problem and very unfortunately the passengers who were due to fly out on the 23rd of december only got to gatwick this afternoon. i caught up with a couple of them, jo mitchell and her new husband, they were on their honeymoon, geir 0lafsson. irate their hone...

Were due to fly out on the 23rd of december only got to gatwick this afternoon, i got up with a couple of them, jo mitchell and her new husband, they were on their honeymoon, geir 0lafsson. ida honeymoon, geir 0lafsson. no information at all, not through the 8pp information at all, not through the app e-maii. — information at all, not through the app e—mail, phone calls, nothing. no one spoke _ app e—mail, phone calls, nothing. no one spoke to — app e—mail, phone calls, nothing. no one...

A couple of weeks ago I wrote of the need for a historic marker at the site of the first bridge over the Tombigbee at Columbus. It was a bridge by Black bridge builder Horace King in 1842.

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The passengers who were to be back in London on Christmas Eve could not reach home in time because of nearly 50-hour delay

A block of ice fell from another plane flying 1,000 feet cracked the windscreen of a BA flight led to passengers not reaching in time for Christmas.

A block of ice shattered the windscreen of a British Airways plane at 35,000 feet. The passengers, on the other hand, escaped unhurt.

The nearly 50-hour delay meant the passengers, who were to be back in London on Christmas Eve, could not reach home in time

Block of ice falls from another plane flying 1,000 feet above the jet