BA flight leaves airport two hours early, stranding passengers.
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Passengers booked on a British Airways flight from Zimbabwe were left stranded at the airport when the aircraft departed two hours earlier than originally scheduled.
The passengers reportedly arrived at Harare
According to a spokesperson for British Airways, the airline attempted to contact passengers to inform them of the changes to the schedule, however the majority of passengers could not be reached.
The stranded passengers had to stay in Harare overnight. British Airways provided the passengers with accommodation and organised alternative flights.
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