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British Airways Hit By Higher Fares
By John Bowker LONDON (Reuters UK) - British Airways BAY said on Thursday its traffic fell 3.7 percent in June, as a hike to ticket prices and the economic slowdown put passengers off travelling on both business and economy flights. The figures compared with a 0.7...
British Airways to Buy France's L'Avion
PARIS (Reuters UK) - British Airways BAY has agreed to buy small French business airline l'Avion for 68 million euros (52 million pounds) and it will become part of its new OpenSkies unit, they said in a joint statement on Wednesday. OpenSkies started on June 19...
BA Seen Launching Transatlantic Carrier
NEW YORK (Reuters UK) - British Airways BAY will launch a new airline on Thursday that will link New York to continental Europe, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday. The paper said the move is an attempt to capitalize on the recent deregulation of trans-Atlantic...
BNET Daily Dispatch: Microsoft, GE, British Airways, and Consumer Confidence
Microsoft took a big step today to build its presence in the online advertising market with a deal to buy digital marketing group Aquantive for roughly $6 billion cash -- an 85 percent premium above Aquantive's closing price yesterday. The acquisition is Microsoft's largest to date and comes...
Accenture Case Study: British Airways (BA)
Procurement becomes even more complicated for a global leader like British Airways BA with 337 aircraft in service and operations in 165 cities in 96 different countries. BA's procurement process had become increasingly complex with global expenditures of approximately US$6.5 billion going to more than 30,000 suppliers globally. BA thought...
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Air industry chiefs turn on Cameron after Heathrow attack
British Airways and BAA put their often prickly relations to one side yesterday to launch a scathing attack on David Cameron and business leaders who have called for the scrapping of plans to build a third runway at Heathrow. In separate statements, the companies dismissed as "thoroughly...
British Airways sells its stake in Air Mauritius
AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-C1997-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD British Airways has entered into an agreement to sell its 10.5% share in Air Mauritius for GBP3.2m. The airline has held the stake since 1973. It will be acquired by existing shareholders of Air Mauritius, including the Mauritian...
Thousands of passengers delayed due to US President's use of Heathrow
AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-C1997-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD UK-based airport operator BAA has said that 32 arriving flights and 36 departures at London's Heathrow Airport were cancelled over two days this month because of US President George W. Bush's visit to the capital. In addition many other flights...
British Airways' premium passengers to pay higher fuel surcharge
AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-C1997-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD British Airways is reportedly planning to introduce different levels of fuel surcharge for different classes of travel. The change will apply to the airline's passengers travelling in the first class, Club World and World Traveller Plus cabins, according to the...
Campbell won't apologize to airline in luggage fight
Model Naomi Campbell says she is sorry she assaulted two police officers during a dispute about lost luggage aboard a British Airways plane. But she has refused to apologize to the airline, accusing it of racism. British Airways strongly denied the charge. Campbell, 38,...
Campbell: BA called me 'golliwog'
Supermodel's allegations of racism during Heathrow Terminal 5 chaos are denied by the airline but follow similar claims made at the time by one of its most experienced pilots Naomi Campbell accused British Airways of racism just hours after pleading guilty to charges of assaulting a police...
THE WONDERS OF WILLIE
MURPHY just has to take his hat off to Willie walsh. The former Aer Lingus boss who defected to British Airways has not had the best of starts in his new job. Among other debacles, he took the flak for the Heathrow...
Fresh flowers, more legroom - why Dorset airline is world's third
From gastronomic in-flight menus to luxury seats that turn into sumptuous beds, the world's great airlines spend millions of pounds each year trying to lure passengers to fly with them. British Airways espouses the virtues of Club World. Emirates offers the latest in digital entertainment. On Palmair,...
Campbell given community service after 'going berserk' on an
The supermodel Naomi Campbell has been sentenced to 200 hours - five working weeks - of community service for kicking and spitting at police officers after going "berserk" on a plane. A packed Uxbridge magistrates court heard the notoriously choleric model plead guilty yesterday to assaulting two...
No Naomi at Sao Paulo Fashion Week
SAO PAULO AFP — Supermodel Naomi Campbell failed to turn up as scheduled at a runway show in Brazil on Saturday, apparently after her plans were upset by a conviction the day before for assaulting police officers at Heathrow airport in April. Campbell, 38, had been scheduled to...
Airlines join to fight fuel costs
DALLAS -- Continental and United Airlines, which failed to complete talks this spring to become a single carrier, said Thursday that they would work together in an alliance they hope will boost revenue to offset rising fuel costs. In striking a deal with United, Continental ended alliance...
Naomi Campbell spared jail over assault on jet
LONDON AFP — British supermodel Naomi Campbell was ordered Friday to do 200 hours of community service for assaulting two police officers trying to eject her from a plane after a foul-mouthed tirade over lost luggage. The 38-year-old runway diva faced being sent to prison for up to...
Supermodel Campbell due in court over 'air rage' charges
LONDON AFP — British supermodel Naomi Campbell is due to appear in court Friday after being charged with a string of offences following an incident at London's Heathrow airport. Campbell, 37, was taken off a British Airways plane by officers on April 3 after she boarded a flight...
World's newest airline faces stormy forecasts
BA's OpenSkies subsidiary is taking off in troubled times, hoping to avoid the fate of rivals Undeterred by a raft of airline bankruptcies caused by the record fuel price, British Airways brought the world's newest airline into being yesterday. The timing of the launch...
Airlines flying into far worse turbulence than predicted, analysts
The airline industry will be hit by a downturn far worse than even the most tumultuous periods in recent memory - the post- 9/11 years and the early Nineties recession - new research predicts. Morgan Stanley slashed its earnings forecasts yesterday for several major European carriers, including...
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