>> a british airways flight headed for germany mistakenly ended up in scotland. london straight over to the english channel on to germany. instead the plane took off to the north, flew over most of england before crossing into scotland and landing in edinboro. the problem a ground staffer typed the wrong airport code into the flight plan and no one noticed. the pilots assumed they were supposed to go to edinboro. >> trevor: no, british airways was trying to fly to germany and flew to scotland instead? brexit is screwed. i don't know how print is going to leave europe if they can't even find their way out of their own country. brexit is, like, we are dead it! no, wait, we're still in the e.u., and now somehow also have joined the wmba! ( laughter ) that's crazy. if you think about it, scottish air is the german of english. they're probably, like, 'em in germany! they're like, no, i'm not in germany! i'm sorry, sir, i don't speak english. ( thick accent) >> i can't believe british airways landed in the i don't think country! -- in the wrong country, and the worst p

according to british airways, a company filed the wrong flight plan. they took off again for germany . >> an easy mistake. >> people probably think i didn't think germany was an island. there's a little water. >> all right. our weather has been so strange. we know is going to rain in the winter and we know it will be dry in the summer. springtime. typically we get more. this is been a very wet start to spring. typically were transitioning to dry weather. it is pouring rain and it is a wintertime weather pattern. we are almost in april. the corridor is soggy right now from san mateo to east hayward. this is the front moving through. marin county and sonoma county are done. it's now the east bay, and peninsula that will get the rainfall over the next two hours . it will be about 9:00 tonight before the front clears the bay area. i don't think we've ever done this before. we're almost at the end of march. we've had more rainy days in san francisco than in seattle. it has rained 42 days in san francisco and in seattle, only 39. that is just strange. temper

a british airways flight headed for germany mistakenly ended up in scotland. how in the world did that happen? with more, here's tom costello. alk about taking a wrong turn. the morning flight from london to dusseldorf didn't just land in the wrong city, it landed in the wrong country. >> i remember looking out the window thinking, this is unusual. but i was tired. and i didn't think anything of it. >> reporter: ba-3271, supposed to fly from london straight over the english channel and on to germany. instead the plane took off to the north, flew over most of england, before crossing into scotland and landing in edinburgh. the problem, a ground staffer typed the wrong airport code into the flight plan and no one noticed. the pilots assumed they were supposed to go to edinburgh. on the ground passengers were surprised. after a few hours they were on their way to dusseldorf with british airways apologizing for the wrong turn. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> hope their luggage made it. >>> when we come back, apple's big announcement and how it may change th

rico, a british airways flight destined for dusseldorf in germany has landed in edinburgh by mistake.tly. the passengers only realised the error when the plane landed and the "welcome to edinburgh" announcement was made. the plane, which started at london's city airport, was then redirected and landed in dusseldorf. the israeli armed forces have launched air strikes across the gaza strip in retaliation, they say, for a rocket attack on monday. it came as prime minister benjamin netanyahu met with president trump in washington. the rocket hit a village near tel aviv, injuring several people. the united nations has warned against escalating violence as israel said it had destroyed the offices of the hamas leader ismail haniyeh. from jerusalem our correspondent yolande knell reports. another nerve—racking night in gaza. israel's military says it's targeting the sites of hamas, the militant group which runs the strip. here, its leader's office was hit as missiles were fired at israel. i just want to say bibi it's an honour to have you at the oval office, thank you. thank you. meanwhile in

. >>> british airways is apologizing to passengers for their flight to germany when it went a little off course. customers thought they were heading from london to dusseldorf yesterday but it ended up in edinburgh, scott land. british airways says the plane had flown a round trip to scotland and no one changed the flight plan the next day. and they didn't notice until it was too late. >> just a little bit of a delay. >> a little bit. >> a little bit. >>> driving up to a mcdonald's may soon be like shopping at amazon. the burger giant just spent $300 million to acquire a company that will tailor the drive-through menus to the weather, the time of day and how busy the restaurant is. the system will also suggest additional items to order. mcdonald's plans to spend almost a billion dollars this year to upgrade its u.s. locations. >> is the mcrib back? >>> well, nasa has scrapped plans for the first ever all women's space walk. two female crew members were supposed to make the historic walk outside the space station friday. here's the problem. both women use medium size space suits. and t

andrew hill, ex raf, british airways captain, has a lwa ys ex raf, british airways captain, has alwaysying that day was poor. his cockpit ended in a field and he was badly injured and crucially he had no memory of the flight, crucially he had no memory of the flight, no memory of being hundreds of feet too low during the fatal loop. he said he must‘ve been physically affected by something. in the back seat, instructor adrian willis teaches pilots from all over the world. one thing they learn — how to cope with g—force, the extra force on the body in tight turns. he asks me to recite a nursery rhyme, while pushing us through 66 — that's six times the earth's gravitational pull. humpty dumpty had a great fall... all the kings horses... couldn't put... iam all the kings horses... couldn't put... i am briefly unconscious because the blood has been pulled from my head. but fighter pilots have special equipment and training to deal with this. vintage aircraft are incredibly popular at air shows and can attract young people to careers in aviation. they keep history alive. but these planes are

dusseldorks — the mid—air blunder by british airways which saw a flight destined for dusseldorf in germany chief executive officer of praefinium partners. we talked a little bit about brags it but the metro headline, stuck in the model with eu. theresa may warning of a slow brags it. i've got something original to say about brags it. — — brexit. provoke article 50, a second referendum. parliament lacks legitimacy because it's a collection of, a very narrow collection of individuals. of course it lacks legitimacy.

the british airways flight headed to germany mistakenly takes down in scotland.anded in duesseldorf for nearly two hours later. the airlines as a german company that charted the plane submitted the wrong route to air traffic control. what a surprise. >> i think you both knew that but martha, you are lightning fast. >> i just heard hammer press and hold it, that's going to be my strategy now. >> tucker: they are giving you tips. so dunkin' donuts which does not make health food teaming up with watch, which sporting event to produce a pair of sneakers? >> sneakers may be the key word. it has something to do -- sport. >> tucker: which sporting event. >> this is not going well at all. >> running shoes, how is that? >> the olympics. we will play the tape. >> dunkin' donuts has teamed up with the shoe company stock in a to create probably the best use ever for the boston marathon. you know american runs on dunkin? a at these duncan shoes. how about that. right there. >> boston marathon. so what we have here is, the most informed two contestants ending at the lowest sco

and a british airways flight that took off from london left passengers confused after it landed in edinburghther than the german city of dusseldorf where it was supposed to. good evening from westminster. after days of intense discussions and negotiations with mp5, theresa may has told parliament she still does not have enough support to win a third vote on her brexit deal. but she said she would continue to try to get enough backing for it to stage a vote by the end of the week. if she fails, the uk has until april the 12th to come up with a different ministers arriving the most exclusive car park in britain, the cabinet holds up for several hours, meant to be deciding ourfutures, but emerged with in the end, maybe not that much new to say. will the commons have more of a say on brexit? does the cabinet agree on anything, the secretary of state. there was a brighter mood around the place, for those hoping the government can crack on. place, for those hoping the government can crack onlj place, for those hoping the government can crack on. i think we will deliver brexit. there will be no oth

dusseldorks — the mid—air blunder by british airways which saw a flight destined for dusseldorf in germanydinburgh. so let's begin. with me is alpesh patel, the chief executive officer of praefinium partners. we talked a little bit about brags it but the metro headline, stuck in the model with eu. theresa may warning of a slow brags it. i've got something original to say about brags it. — — brexit. provoke article 50, a second referendum. parliament lacks legitimacy because it's a collection of, a very narrow collection of individuals. of course it lacks legitimacy. i will let you finish. you put those five options back to the public which includes revoking article 50 and includes ha rd revoking article 50 and includes hard brags it, and the reason is, it's the only way you can have some solution to all of this. otherwise you are going to get five options, 2196 you are going to get five options, 21% of the boat could carry the day. 80% will be furious. this is what you mentioned earlier. when you say oui’ you mentioned earlier. when you say our parliament lacks legitimacy, we had a general

a british airways flight headed for dusseldorf in germany has landed in edinburgh by mistake, after the passengers only realised the error when the plane landed and the "welcome to edinburgh" announcement was made. let us go to our transport correspondent. a laughing matter if you are not one of those passengers, which was bound for dusseldorf. take off and went as normal and in the air, about 15 minutes before an unexpectedly early landing, the crew announced they would shortly be landing in edinburgh. then, of course at the passengers started to talk amongst themselves and all of them had been expecting to fly to dusseldorf, even any cabin crew slightly perplexed. they were expecting to grow to dusseldorf too. they landed in edinburgh, spent some time on the landing airport, went through some checks and then were flown back to dusseldorf. apparently the pilot asked all the passengers are two the pilot asked all the passengers a re two bays the pilot asked all the passengers are two bays on their hands if they wa nted are two bays on their hands if they wanted to go to dusseldorf still

(pam) passengers on a british airways flight from london's city airport .. to dusseldorf in germany.... were met with a surprise this morning.... that's when their plane touched down -- in the scottish capital of edinburgh. the error was due to a flight- plan which was filed incorrectly.that error lead the pilot and cabin crew to believe the flight was bound for edinburgh. after landing there and refueling, the plane took off a second time for dusseldorf.. the flight was operated by a german leasing company - w-d-l aviation on behalf of a british airways subsidiary airline... the incorrect flight- plan was filed at w-d-l aviation's offices in germany. (pam) passengers left stranded on a cruise ship shared some shocking video on social media ... more than a thousand people were on board when engine troubles left them helpless... in very rough waters off the western coast of norway.(ken) now, the ship is finally back in a port -- but it's passengers were shaken by the grueling ordeal. kron 4's grant lodes joins us live in the studio with more on the rescue eff

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>> a british airways flight headed to germany mistakenly touches down 1,000 miles away in scotland.ne landed in duesseldorf nearly two hours later. the airline says the german company that chartered the plane submitted the wrong route to air traffic control. what a surprise. >> tucker: i think you both knew that but martha, you were lightning fast. >> it felt like he hit the buzzer before i did. >> i just heard a hole, that is my strategy now. >> tucker: now we are back at par, 0-0. question three. dunkin' donuts, which does not make health food, is with which sporting event to produce a pair of sneakers? >> do you want to guess, or do you want me to? >> you guess. >> tucker: sneakers may be the key word. bill hemmer. >> sport? >> tucker: sport. >>>> basketball. >> tucker: which sporting event? with dunkin' donuts -- >> i'm not doing well at all.ng >> tucker: a running shoes. >> the olympics! >> tucker: at the olympics. we will play the tape here >> dunkin' donuts has teamed up with the shoe company to create probably the best shoes ever for the boston marathon. america runs on dunk

(ken) passengers on a british airways flight from london's city airport ....sseldorf in germany ... were met with a surprise this morning ... because instead, their plane touched down -- in the scottish capital, edinburgh. the mistake was due to an incorrectly filed flight- plan.that error lead the pilot and cabin crew to believe the flight was bound for edinburgh. after landing in edinburgh and refueling, the plane took off a second time for dusseldorf .. the flight was operated by a german leasing company on behalf of the british airways subsidiary airline .. the incorrect flight-plan was filed by that german leasing company. (pam0 still ahead.. a new t-v streaming service ... a credit card and more. we will show you what apple unveiled at its cupertino headquarters today. (sports) just ahead in sports, no brackets busted for the stanford cardinal. how tara vanderveer is moving on to yet another sweet 16. one billion-plus strong into a future of our own design, all connected through apple!!! (pam) the biggest name in silicon valley ... and with one of the co

a british airways flight destined for dusseldorf in germany has landed in scotland by mistake after thelight paperwork was submitted incorrectly. the passengers only realised when the plane landed and the "welcome to edinburgh" announcement was made. the plane was redirected and then did manage to land in dusseldorf. you are up—to—date. stay with bbc world news. coming up: we report from the birmingham primary school where the chief executive says she won't resign following protests by some parents about lessons on lgbt equality. that is coming up. first, here is rico. fresh defeats for the uk prime minister in an unprecedented move. mps minister in an unprecedented move. m ps voted minister in an unprecedented move. mps voted to seize control of the brexit process. bigger apple. the giant unveils a new tv streaming platform. it was at a star—studded eventin platform. it was at a star—studded event in california. good morning, asia. hello, world. it is tuesday. glad you could join us foran is tuesday. glad you could join us for an exciting addition of asia business report. let's start o

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british airways passengers on a flight from london to germany got a little bift a surprise their flightin scotland. a wee bit of a surprise. not germany. no mechanic issue or medical emergency. just a good old-fashioned paperwork mix-up with the wrong flight plan. the plane landed, and the flight attendant asked for a show of hands who is headed to -- then the pilot apologized to the passengers and took off again. this time to the correct -- >> wow it wasn't a pilot error necessarily. it wasn't like let's go to scotland it was paperwork, but, still, you're in london you are headed to germany for the -- concerts. >> your accented are terrible. >> i flew back from san francisco yesterday morning. twou actually, our flight map said dulles i finally asked the cabin and said where are we going? we went to newark. the thing was wrong. i'm glad the pilot didn't look at -- >> you know what's funny, in europe it must be different. every flight i get on the pilot -- like, when did he not go to the loudspeaker and say we're headed eddinburg >> i think they travel so much sometimes you probably get

passengers on a british airways flight from london to germany landed in scotland.magine their surprise. one passenger tells cnn she knew something wasn't quite right when she saw mountains outside the plane instead of the usual german industrial landscape. airline officials say the problem was an incorrectly filed flight plan that led the crew to think that they were really supposed to go to scotland. the captain apologized and after a 2 1/2 hour delay, the plane took off again. >> do you get free scotch or something? >> i'd hope. >>> history at the mcdonald's all-american dunk contest. look at her. that's right, her. andy scholes with the "bleacher report" next. from the start, the c-class was ahead of its time. still, we never stopped making it stronger. faster. smarter. because to be the best, is to never ever stop making it better. the new 2019 c-class family. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional lease & financing offers during the mercedes-benz spring event. going on now. straight from the world's best plant scientists comes miracle-gro perfor

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andrew hill, ex—raf, a british airways captain, has always accepted his flying that day was poor.art i played in their deaths and it is they that i will remember for the rest of my life. his cockpit ended up in a field. he was badly injured and, crucially, he had no memory of the flight. no memory of being hundreds of feet too low during the fatal loop. he said he must have been physically affected by something. this is the home of the british aerobatic academy. in the back seat, instructor adrian willis teaches pilots from all over the world. one thing they learn — how to cope with g—force, the extra force on the body in tight turns. he asks me to recite a nursery rhyme while pushing us through 6g — that's six times the earth's gravitational pull. humpty dumpty... ..had a great fall. humpty... ..dumpty... all the king's horses... ..all the king's men... ..couldn‘t put humpty together again. now, fighter pilots train for this, but andrew hill is no longer an raf pilot and the verdict was worrying for one victim's family. and we feel that the success of mr hill's defence of cogniti

a british airways flight bound for dusseldorf — landed in edinburgh by mistake.o know what's your worst flight mishap? just use the hashtag bbcbizlive hello and welcome to business live. some very amusing and interesting stories so far about your travel diversions. keep them coming, we will share some of them later. feelings are running high about copyright law in europe. over the weekend, tens of thousands of people across the continent protested against the european union's directive on copyright reform bill. later today, the european parliament will vote on whether to modernise laws. what does the bill do? it would make online platforms and aggregator sites, like google, facebook and twitter, responsible for copyright infringements, and supposedly funnel more revenue from tech giants back to artists and journalists. those backing the new rules include industry bodies that look after content producers — the likes of universal music group and warner music. but people are worried about something called article 13 — dubbed the meme ban. no one is sure whether meme

a british airways flight destined for dusseldorf in germany has landed in scotland by mistake — afterhe flight paperwork was submitted incorrectly. the passengers only realised when the plane landed and the "welcome to edinburgh" announcement was made. the plane was redirected and then did manage to land in dusseldorf. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, from nato headquarters in brussels. i'm stephen sackur. the north atlantic treaty organisation is 70 years old this year, but despite its achievements and longevity, celebrations are muted. that's because nato‘s cohesion and long—term viability are being questioned as never before. more than anything else, that is because the us is now led by a nato—sceptic president. my guest today isjens stoltenberg, nato‘s secretary general. is he simply papering over nato‘s widening cracks? jens stoltenberg, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much for having me. i should start by wishing nato a happy 70th birthday, but it is not a time for celebration, is it? nato, it seems to me, is facing a real c

a british airways flight destined for dusseldorf in germany has landed in scotland by mistake after theme to edinburgh" announcement was made. the plane was redirected and then did manage to land in dusseldorf. you are up—to—date. stay with bbc world news. coming up: we report from the birmingham primary school where the chief

. >>> a british airways flight seemed just fine today until passengers realized their plane had landed in both the wrong city and on the wrong country. >> what? >> i know, right? an incorrect flight plan was inadvertently filed. the flight from london was supposed to head up to dusseldorf but ended up in edinburgh, scotland. the flight refuel and flew to dusseldorf a little later than planned. >>> everyone was at the right place in the right time in austria. skiers could not believe what they were seeing while skiing. what looked like an avalanche about to fall on a big group of skiers. fortunately, everybody is okay. the snow actually fell into a basin that was created to handle excess snow during high risk avalanche periods. i know take a look at what was caught on video in nebraska near the border with iowa. a huge gathering of wild geese taking flight. a resident there took these pictures and said he had never seen anything like this before. the spectacle does seem to go on and on. and not some kind of a hitchcock movie either. >> that is incredible. >>> a secret reveal 27 years la

andrew hill, ex—raf, a british airways captain, has always accepted his flying that day was poor.e names of those who died. i'm truly sorry for the part i've played in their death, and it is they that i will remember for the rest of my life. his cockpit ended up in a field. he was badly injured and, crucially, he had no memory of the flight. no memory of being hundreds of feet too low during the fatal loop. he said he must have been physically affected by something. this is the home of the british aerobatic academy. in the back seat, instructor adrian willis teaches pilots from all over the world. one thing they learn — how to cope with g—force, the extra force on the body in tight turns. he asks me to recite a nursery rhyme while putting us through 6g. that's six times the earth's gravitational pull. humpty dumpty... had a great fall... humpty dumpty... all the king's horses... all the king's men... couldn't put humpty together again. now, fighter pilots train for this, but andrew hill is no longer an raf pilot and the verdict was worrying for one victim's family. we feel that th

and finally, spare a thought for the passengers who thought they were on a british airways flight fromthis morning but who ended up in edinburgh instead due to a paperwork error. the crew were only alerted to the mistake on landing, passengers took to social media. one tweeted ba asking for an explanation, calling it a "mystery travel lottery", while chris mc—jee said boarding passes weren't checked, and ba should work closer with its partners. the airline has apologised. a nice day for flying. a nice day forflying. if a nice day for flying. if you are going from london to dusseldorf, you have to fly over this. over the next few days we have got a lot of dry weather to come and it will turn milder as we go to the end of the week. overnight there is patchy cloud across northern ireland and scotland as well. this cloud will stop it getting too cold. for england and wales it is cold with patchy mist and frost developing. tomorrow, a cold start for many of us, but plenty of sunshine in england and wales. we have got a weather front which will be bringing rain at times to the highlands and

unite union says legal notice has been served in 51 cases, the majority of which are against british airwayss cook, jet2 and virgin atlantic. the airlines say that previous studies found no proof of long—term ill—health arising from cabin air quality. china's tech giant huawei says it made record revenues last year, despite controversy around the world over the security of its products. sales of its smartphones soared — it may be on track to leapfrog apple and samsung to become the world's market leader this year. christine hah is in singapore. it's doing well despite these issues and controversies over security worldwide? yes. if you remember, this is the company that the us says could help china spy on the world. at the heart of that suspicion is the telecom equipment business, which only saw a slight decline in 2018. there are a few reasons for this. this is a long—term business, so this. this is a long—term business, so whatever damage is being done now will only show up on the balance sheets a few years down the road. keepin sheets a few years down the road. keep in mind as well that th

andrew hill, ex—raf, a british airways captain, has always accepted his flying that day was poor. 0utsidert, he read the names of those who died. i'm truly sorry for the part i played in their death, and it is they that i will remember for the rest of my life. his cockpit ended up in a field. he was badly injured, and crucially, he had no memory of the flight. no memory of being hundreds of feet too low during the fatal loop. he said he must have been physically affected by something. this is the home of the british aerobatic academy. in the back seat, instructor adrian willis teaches pilots from all over the world. one thing they learn, how to cope with g—force, the extra force on the body in tight turns. he asks me to recite a nursery rhyme while pushing us through 66 — that's six times the earth's gravitational pull. humpty dumpty had a great fall... humpty... dumpty... all the king's horses... all the king's men... slurred: couldn't put humpty...gether again. now, fighter pilots train for this. but andrew hill is no longer an raf pilot and the verdict was worrying for one victim's fam

a british airways flight headed to germany mistakenly touches down 1000 miles away in scotland. plane landed in dÜsseldorf nearly two hours later, the airline says a german company that charted the plane submitted the wrong route to air traffic control. what a surprise. >> what would have been a historic moment for nasa will have to wait. the space agency canceled his first all-female spacewalk because they didn't have enough spacesuits that fit. and mclean and christina coke need medium-sized suits with there's only one on the international space station. coke will go with a male colleague friday. rob: the hero of the left, michael avenatti appears to be in serious legal trouble. could he be headed to prison for even decades? our next guest who worked in the manhattan da's offices there is no way he avoids the slammer. >> that hit. shannon: a major-league pitcher keeping his life in the game but not in a good way. the scary moment he somehow did that. we are coming right back. with instant confirmation... i got it! what? what? l.a. bookers book apartments and vacation homes as

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pilot, a british airways captain had been sending karen romantic texts, but he was aboard a flight overst when karen was killed. he was ruled out as were most of karen's known male friends. all could prove he was nowhere near her house that night. every boyfriend except car guy, tim permentor who reported finding karen's body. >> is she conscious? >> no. >> is she breathing? i don't know. >> tim was inconsolable and told detectives he lost the love of his life, the woman he was hoping to marry. the people who knew karen next starred telling police a different story. >> i'm not sure why she stayed in that relationship or even began a relationship like that. >> the relationship began with tim trying to sell karen a new car. police learned he also sold her a bill of goods about himself saying he was a navy s.e.a.l. involved in top secret meigs and never mentioning the sorted truth about his criminal past. >> karen told me he explained as he got injured on a mission. >> super commando stuff? >> i think that would have been his impression of himself. >> why are you lying? you are giving her

andrew hill, ex raf and british airways captain has always accepted that is flying that day was poor. the part i played in their deaths. it is they that i will remember for the rest of my life. his cockpit ended up in a field. he was badly injured and crucially he had no memory of the flight. no memory of being hundreds of feet too low during the fatal loop. he said he must have been physically affected by something. this is the home of the british aerobatic academy and in the back seat the instructor teaches pilots from all over the world. one thing they learn, how to cope with g force, the extra force on the body in tight turns. he asked me to recite a nursery rhyme while pushing us through six g, six times the earth's gravitational pull. humpty dumpty... all the kings horses, all the kings men, couldn't put... fighter pilots trained for this but andrew hill is no longer an raf pilot and the verdict was worrying for one of the victims family. we feel that the success of mr hill's defence of cognitive impairment is a worrying precedent and could have far—reaching consequences. the cas

andrew hill, ex—raf, a british airways captain, has always aceepted his flying that day was poor.read the names of those who died. i am truly sorry for the part i have played in their death. it is they that i will remember for the rest of my life. his cockpit ended up in a field. he was badly injured and crucially he had no memory of the flight. no memory of being hundreds of feet too low during the fatal blow. he said he must have been physically affected by something. this is the home of the british aerobatic academy. in the back seat, instructor adrian willis. he teaches pilots all over the world. one thing they learn is how to cope with g force, the extra force on the body in tight turns. he asks me to recite a nursery rhyme while putting us through six g. that six times the earth's gravitational pull. humpty dumpty had a great fall. humpty... dumpty... all the king's horses, all the king's men couldn't put... he slurs his words ..humpty together again. fighter pilots trained for this but andrew hill is no longer an raf pilot and the verdict was worrying for the family. we feel

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i don't know if you heard about this already, passengers on british airways flight were in london.left, they thought they were going to germany, they touched down instead in edinburgh, scotland. melissa: not even close. not even close. connell: not across the channel at all. the whole problem was, i guess somebody put a flight plan into the computer and typed it, well obviously wasn't the right flight plan and they went 350 miles the wrong way. so it is my favorite story, maybe of the year so far. i wanted to bring that to you. melissa. melissa: at what point did people notice? weren't they watching the map on the way there? i don't know, anyway, so many questions. >>> pushing for trade. president trump meeting with lawmakers at the white house to trump up support for the usmca. congressman vern buchanan was with the commander-in-chief. he is coming up. >>> plus a truth at risk. the israeli army ordering additional troops to the southern frontier with gaza as amass and israel work to broker cease-fire amid escalating tensions in the region. how prime minister benjamin netanyahu is

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. >> british airways flight 3271 was supposed to go from london city airport to dusseldorf, germany.come to edinborough, scotland, the wrong flight plan had been filed. the plane later made it to germany after refueling and getting on their way. you would think before they took you a, you know, the pilot says like where they're going. >> it seems like they skimmed the flight plan. it took them there. it's so automated. >> is that the way it works? hit a few buttons? >> probably. you know what, give thanks for simple blessings. they landed. they landed safely. . >> they landed safely. >> a different city, delayed, but are you alive. >> the weather was better in germany, so they probably went to get the better weather as pr on th >>> all right, coming up, the case of the dad who didn't make a single child support payment since the early '70s, his daughter is the now he her 50s. hear how much he is now being asked to pay up. >>> later in "the skinny," the night of extreme highs and lows, as hollywood week clears out on "american idol". will ganss joins us. coming up next. rance on a fix

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africa bound traveler was booked on a calm air 737 max flown in africa under the logo fighter british airways or colonic airways. >> they said they were going to take the max 8 out of service, but now they have for the first deposition and they are going to leave it in service. so i think he's going to be changing his itinerary quite a bit. he does not want to apply on that plane. >> reporter: with 300 3080 maxes is delivered, boeing has orders for 5111 maxes worldwide. that is worth, $630 billion. boeing stock has been down 10% because this double crust could scare some airline customers a way to airbus and others. this is an aviation economist in uc berkeley. >> there are also smaller manufacturers that are moving into this size plan, such as canada air and ambient air, and they are also potential competitors for the 737. >> reporter: the more times than not knowing what caused these crashes, all 737s are getting an undeserved, bad rap. >> even the faa's uncertain yet, that they are trying to figure what the problem is and how narrowly it exists within the line of aircraft. the biggest risk

not air france or british airways, these were the subs. we were talking about.nair 90 seen open air. they are not major carriers. what was the training they had? you want a database on what i object to of the ground in? of god and aircraft company of major size, southwest airlines, operating an aircraft since mayf 2017. 80,000 hours in the air, 41,000 takeoff and landings. and now you are telling me that in all this time, with that many cycles on takeoff, where these two curse of the same problem that they did on takeoff and nothing showed up on southwest airlines and all these years? or american airlines? >> harris: that i press on with what we are learning, the handful or more of pilots who have come out in their complaints, that they have been surfacing that they had similar complains about this particular debt in recent years. would you take a chance and not ground them at this point? would you stand alone as the united states and not a ground them? >> i don't only would soon allow them, but has a pilot i would love the five hitter tomorrow. spew out a lot o

africa bound traveler was booked on a calm air 37 max phone in africa under the local of either british airwaysairways. >> they said they were going to take the maximum eight out of service, but now they are going to leave it in service. so i think he's going to be changing his itinerary quite a bit. he does not want to fly on that play. >> reporter: with 350 max's delivered, boeing has orders for 5111 max is worldwide. that is worth almost $630 billion. boeing's stock is down 10% because this doublecross could scare some airline customers a way to airbus and others. severn bornstein is an economist at uc berkeley. >> there are also smaller manufacturers that are moving into this size plane such as canada air and andrea air, and they are also potential competitors for the 737. >> reporter: all 737s are getting a bad rap. >> even the faa's uncertain yet, so they're trying to figure out what the problem is, and how narrowly it existss within the line of aircraft. >> if the plane is in the ground and you don't know why, how on earth can you say they are safe. it is insane. >> also interesting, two