Allegedly, a BA Supervisor runs a £3 million immigration scam out of Heathrow and escapes to India.

A British Airways supervisor is allegedly on the run in India after being apprehended in connection with a £3 million immigration scam that he allegedly orchestrated from Heathrow Airport. The person allegedly carried out the scheme over a five-year period, working out of a check-in desk at Terminal 5.

Accounts suggest that he enabled unauthorized travel from the UK to Canada, charging a fee of £25,000 per person. Sources state that the scam involved helping mostly Indian passengers to fly to the UK on temporary visas before arranging their travel to Canada, where they would allegedly claim asylum upon arrival in Toronto or Vancouver.

The supervisor of British Airways is allegedly on the run in India after being apprehended in connection with a £3 million immigration scam that he allegedly masterminded from Heathrow Airport. The scheme allegedly took place over a five-year period, with the supervisor working out of a check-in desk at Terminal 5.

It is reported that for a fee of £25,000 per person, he enabled unauthorized travel from the UK to Canada. The scam allegedly involved helping mostly Indian passengers to fly to the UK on temporary visas before arranging their travel to Canada, with the passengers then claiming asylum once they arrived in Toronto or Vancouver.

While the Home Office refrained from commenting while the inquiry was still ongoing, British Airways declared that they were assisting the police with their probe.

We have gotten in touch with Interpol to get more details on the case.

As inquiries continue, the entire scope of the purported swindle remains unknown.