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It was another perfect day in the South of France. Once again, the Mistral — that irritating wind which pokes in from the north west — had decided to stay away and the sky was a huge, empty blue. Full Article at Times Online
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Thousands of British Airways cabin crew are to vote on whether to take industrial action, the Unite trade union said Saturday, in a row over job cuts and new contracts. The ballot will open on Nov. 16 and close on Dec. 14. Full Article at eTaiwan News
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A British Airways aircraft sits on the tarmac after an emergency landing early morning at the international airport in Mumbai October 1, 2009. View Photo »
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It really has been a game of two halves today with initial focus in the morning on the results from RBS and British Airways
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LONDON : Thousands of British Airways cabin crew are to vote on whether to take industrial action, the Unite trade union said Saturday, in a row over job cuts and new contracts. The ballot will open on November 16 and close on December 14. Full Article at Channel News Asia
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More than 16 per cent of shares in British Airways are now on loan to short-sellers, suggesting investors believe that stock in the troubled airline which faces a make-or-break few weeks is still over-valued. Full Article at The Independent
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British Airways plunged to a record pre-tax loss of £292 million ($485 million) over the past six months, traditionally its most profitable trading period, as the airline fights to stave off Christmas strike action that will deepen its... Full Article at Free Internet Press
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A British Airways aircraft sits on the tarmac after an emergency landing early morning at the international airport in Mumbai October 1, 2009. View Photo »
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I'd cut much deeper, British Airways is in real trouble
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BRITISH AIRWAYS yesterday came a step closer to having its flights grounded over Christmas when cabin crew unions said they would hold a strike ballot. Full Article at Times Online
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Villagers came together to rescue Thorncombe Village Shop by turning it into a community-run enterprise. Full Article at The Telegraph
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A British Airways Airbus A318 flies over the financial district of Canary Wharf on its first longhaul transatlantic flight from London City airport to New York, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2009. The inaugural flight, BA001, is a specially configured 32 seat all business class Airbus A318.
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A British Airways Airbus A318 flies over the financial district of Canary Wharf on its first longhaul transatlantic flight from London City airport to New York, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2009. The inaugural flight, BA001, is a specially configured 32 seat all business class Airbus A318.
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A British Airways Airbus A318 taxis down the runway at London City Airport on its first longhaul transatlantic flight from London City airport to New York, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2009. The inaugural flight, BA001, is a specially configured 32 seat all business class Airbus A318.
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Passengers board a British Airways Airbus A318 at London City Airport for the first longhaul transatlantic flight from London City to New York, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2009.
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A British Airways aircraft lands over an Iberia plane in San Fernando de Henares near Madrid on September 8, 2009.
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A British Airways passenger jet flies past the waxing moon over Zurich in this June 30, 2009 file photo. The U.S. plan to return astronauts to the moon by 2020 will not happen without a big boost in NASA's budget, according to a presidential review panel.
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British Airways airplanes are seen at Heathrow Airport in London, Friday, July 31, 2009.
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British Airways Chairman Martin Broughton speaks during the company's Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre in London July 14, 2009.
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A demonstrator with a message for British Airways Chief Executive Willie Walsh sits outside London's Queen Elizabeth 2 conference centre in central London, on July 14, 2009.
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Willie Walsh, right, Chief Executive of British Airways and Keith Williams Chief Financial Officer, are seen at the company's Annual General Meeting in London, Tuesday, July 14, 2009.
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Willie Walsh, Chief Executive of British Airways is seen at the company's Annual General Meeting in London, Tuesday, July 14, 2009.
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Willie Walsh Chief Executive of British Airways is seen at the company's Annual General Meeting in London, Tuesday, July 14, 2009.
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Keith Williams, Chief Financial Officer of British Airways, is seen at the company's Annual General Meeting in London, Tuesday, July 14, 2009.
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Martin Broughton Chairman of British Airways speaks at the company's Annual General Meeting in London, Tuesday, July 14, 2009.
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British Airways Chief Executive Willie Walsh (L) listens as Chairman Martin Broughton (C) speaks during the company's Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre in London July 14, 2009.
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British Airways Chief Executive Willie Walsh listens as Chairman Martin Broughton (not pictured) speaks during the company's Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre in London July 14, 2009.
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It really has been a game of two halves today with initial focus in the morning on the results from RBS and British Airways
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I'd cut much deeper, British Airways is in real trouble
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As one of the top tourism sites in Egypt and around the world, Sharm El Sheikh is a key destination not only for British Airways, but for our valued clients and for the tourism industry in Egypt.
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The relaunch of British Airways flights to Sharm El Sheikh links the top leisure destinations in both Egypt and the UK, opening the door to a whole new world of holiday travel experiences for our passengers
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We are supporting this effort because we understand the tough competitive landscape that our airline operates in every day and that without the anti-trust immunity we will be at a competitive disadvantage ... We also know that the alliance with British Airways and Iberia is an important way to create gr...
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The Lagos - London route is a very competitive route, on which British Airways takes pride in being the foremost service provider.
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That was my theory at the time ... Since then I have seen some information from British Airways that says the seat will recline with the canister there.
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Given the significant uncertainty facing British Airways we believe that investors who want to play the sector should buy either Lufthansa or Easyjet, both of which have strong balance sheets and a clear strategic direction
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British Airways has a great heritage in supporting Britain during the Olympic and Paralympic Games, and the Great Britons programme is just one of the fantastic ways in which BA is supporting the London 2012 Games
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British Airways’ Great Britons programme is a fantastic way to find and nurture the talent of the future
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Starting today, Las Vegas is British Airways' 19th city in the US with daily flights to the UK, and we will be playing all the high stakes to make this investment a huge success for Las Vegas and our airline
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Las Vegas is such a fabulous destination - I recently did a stint there for my Peepshow event and I'm thrilled that British Airways is now flying there
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I myself took a copy of the Lockerbie bomb on board a British Airways plane at that same airport in 1989 and wasn't stopped from doing so and flew to America with it. It seemed to us very obvious that there were major major flaws in security at that airport
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Like Japan Airlines, both American Airlines and British Airways have been struggling during the global economic downturn
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A number of interested parties, including the U.S. Department of Justice and the European Commission (EC), have raised concerns about American Airlines’ application for worldwide antitrust immunity with British Airways and Iberia and related joint business agreement
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It is also very telling that the European Commission is investigating both the Star Alliance, of which US Airways is a member, and the oneworld alliance, of which American Airlines, British Airways and Iberia are members, for possible illegal conduct
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AMR’s proposal for an expanded alliance with British Airways and other airlines is a merger, and mergers mean downsizing and job cuts
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We guarantee the lowest fares, we offer the number one punctuality, we cancel fewer flights, we have fewer lost bags than either EasyJet or British Airways and the BBC, for some reason, doesn’t appear to like it
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Air traffic at the airport has been steadily growing over the years. British Airways' added flights will immensely contribute towards this growth, and surpass the anticipated figures
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We can only conclude that our worst fears would be realized in the event American Airlines is permitted to proceed with what amounts to a virtual merger with British Airways and Iberia. For those reasons, we must now state our unequivocal opposition to American Airlines’ application for worldwide antitr...
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The EC can confirm that it has sent a statement of objections to British Airways, American Airlines and Iberia, members of the Oneworld airline alliance, in relation to their proposed co-operation ... which the commission considers may be in breach of European rules on restrictive business practices
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Saif is now fine and left for London yesterday on an afternoon flight on British Airways.
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This alliance between British Airways and American Airlines is a monster monopoly which, if given the go-ahead, will allow these dominant carriers to increase their stranglehold at Heathrow by setting prices and agreeing schedules
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The Commission's Statement of Objections concerns agreements concluded between British Airways, American Airlines and Iberia, regarding the coordination of the parties' commercial, operational and marketing activities in relation to passenger traffic on transatlantic routes (principally routes between t...
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British Airways is absolutely committed to tackling aviation’s impacts on climate change ... Of the scores of commercial aircraft crossing the Atlantic every day between the UK and US, these two purpose built new A318s will produce the least amount of carbon dioxide. They will produce around 25 per cent...
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