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On 1 August 1990, British Airways Flight 149 departed from Heathrow airport, destined for Kuala Lumpur. It never made it there, and neither did its nearly 400 passengers. Instead, Flight 149 stopped to refuel in Kuwait, as Iraqi troops amassed on the border—delivering the passengers and crew into the hands of Saddam Hussein and the Iraqi army, to be used as 'human shields' during their invasion. Why did BA flight 149 proceed with plans to refuel in Kuwait City, even as all other flights were rerouted?

ER doctor Jessica Adkins Murphy and guests discuss social issues in medicine, public health policy, and the fight for a better Kentucky. Sometimes friendly, sometimes feisty, always asking questions. Contact: openairwayspodcast@gmail.com Instagram and Twitter: @openairwayspod Music: "Sitting-Fog" by Ketsa used for educational, non-commercial purposes.

Welcome to the British Airways Official Podcast. Every month we will be discussing key subjects around the airline.Each episode will see hosts joined by special guests who also work at British Airways, to delve into some of the exciting activity going on at the airline. The podcast is a first for British Airways and will be hosted by four of its colleagues, who work in different areas of the business. Julian Marshall, a British Airways 777 training captain; Paul Ewen, a customer service manager (CSM) based at London Gatwick airport; Molly Armstrong, a team leader based in the Manchester ...

Deux africaines de la diaspora qui discutent société, culture et actualité touchant la communauté afro. Chaque 2 semaines, retrouvez Aissata et Laurence pour parler affairages! Enregistré à Montréal, avec un brin d’humour et un ton convivial.

Welcome to the travel podcast that explores the world through its people. We are on-location meeting the characters shaping the local culture, and chatting with locals who have the inside track. Series Artwork - Image © Etienne Girardet