A British Airways flight from Dusseldorf to Heathrow nearly crashed mid-air over London after a critical air data system failure caused a stall at 4,000 feet—forcing the captain to manually regain control in a rare, high-stakes maneuver. Experts call it one of the UK’s most serious near-misses in years, with potential for catastrophic “hull loss.” The pilot is on stress leave, and the incident, labeled “Pilot Induced Loss of Control,” is under investigation by the Air Accidents Investigation Branch. A sobering reminder: even with advanced tech, human error remains a critical factor in aviation safety.
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