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British Airways BA252 Boeing 777-200ER reportedly briefly exceeds its applicable operating speed limit, then lands safely at London Heathrow：Several transatlantic flights reportedly experienced overspeed alerts during unusually strong jet-stream conditions over the North Atlantic last week. British Airways BA252, a Boeing 777-200ER, reportedly exceeded its applicable operating limit by about 7–10 knots while cruising at 38,000 feet. The crew climbed first to 39,000 feet and then to 41,000 feet; the flight landed safely at London Heathrow, with no injuries or structural damage reported. BA252 Boeing 777-200ER overspeed

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American Airlines cites a smaller aircraft in refusing a gate agent's reported $650 offer, leaving the passenger with $442 in flight credits：American Airlines declined to honor the $650 that a gate agent reportedly promised Nicholle Acciarri, saying the smaller-aircraft substitution meant she was not eligible for federal involuntary denied-boarding compensation. Acciarri was denied boarding on a New York–Cleveland flight. After a consumer advocate intervened, she ultimately received $442 in flight credits; whether the gate agent had authority to guarantee the $650 remains unclear. American Airlines $650 dispute

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