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8th January 2015 | 15:43

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overandout

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BAW103 problem/

BAW103 to YYC coming back??

8th January 2015 | 15:47

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MaydayMaydayMayday

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From: Gran Bretaña

Certainly looks like it. Squawking 7700.

8th January 2015 | 15:51

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jetfour

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G-ZBJE Dreamliner

8th January 2015 | 16:07

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HEATHROW DIRECTOR

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OMG... close the schools, old people's homes and hospitals. They'll all be killed...

8th January 2015 | 16:17

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Walnut

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Must be on one engine?

8th January 2015 | 16:18

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SGU-IKE

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Hmmm!

NOT funny... Didn't know numpties were allowed to post on here!

8th January 2015 | 16:29

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Smudger

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BA103

Looks like they just landed safely at LHR

8th January 2015 | 16:29

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jetfour

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Landed 17:27 (Simultaneous post)

8th January 2015 | 17:00

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airsound

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From: Bourton-on-the-Water

Statement from BA

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The flight crew requested a priority landing as a precaution due to a suspected technical fault with an engine, and the aircraft landed normally.

This a normal procedure which are flight crew are trained to perform.

Our engineers are now inspecting the aircraft. Safety is always our highest priority.