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British Airways Plc is connected with ASN/IP network resources in Unavailable.

Identity: British Airways Plc, Private company, Company
Commercial services: Data center · Europe

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British Airways Plc

British Airways Plc is connected with ASN/IP network resources in Unavailable.

Data center or colocation provider

What to know first

IdentityBritish Airways Plc, Private company, CompanyHigh confidence
Commercial servicesData center · EuropeHigh confidence

Basic information

Display nameBritish Airways PlcHigh confidence
Legal typePrivate companyHigh confidence
Directory categoryCompanyHigh confidence
Last updatedJul 16, 2026High confidence

Locations

Geography scopeEuropeHigh confidence
Data center

Europe

Medium confidence

What it does

Data centerEurope, Data center operator, structured directory facetHigh confidence

Other network resources

Data centerBritish Airways Plc Data center · EuropeUnrated

Registry and related records

Coverage contextBritish Airways made data-centre power recovery a passenger-continuity accountability test, British Airways' May 2017 disruption began with a power failure at its primary data centre and became a three-day test of whether an airline could recover the digital operating fabric behind check-in, flight dispatch, baggage, customer communication and rebooking. The public record confirms the broad event and its consequences, but not the complete electrical sequence or the identity and conduct of every person and supplier involved. This analysis reconstructs 27-29 May first, preserves that evidence boundary, then separates infrastructure causation from the airline's independent duties to inform, care for, reroute and compensate passengers.Medium confidence

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Primary articleBritish Airways made data-centre power recovery a passenger-continuity accountability testHigh confidence

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