💨 Abstract

In 1990, British Airways Flight 149, with Clive Earthy, the Head of Cabin Services, and 367 passengers, landed in Kuwait City despite the Iraqi invasion. Clive suspects the plane was used to covertly transport a "black ops" team, a theory denied by the British government. The passengers were held hostage for four months, enduring harassment and violence. Survivors are seeking an apology from the government and British Airways.

Courtesy: www.thesun.co.uk