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British Airways was the stand-out riser as the FTSE 100 firmed up last night, leading the blue chips as traders moved in to capitalise on the upside from the merger with Iberia. Full Article at The Independent
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THE London market ended the final session of the week marginally higher, supported by upbeat US jobs data, with gains from defensive drug-makers offsetting weaker miners hurt by a fall in key metals prices. Full Article at The Scotsman
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Leading industry experts such as Mr Kris Gopalakrishnan, CEO and Managing Director, Infosys Technologies Ltd, Mr Vic Bhagat, CIO, GE Corporate, Mr Jeby Cherian, Director, Strategy, IBM India, Mr Paul Coby, CIO, British Airways, UK, Mr Masaki Kariya,... Full Article at Hindu Business Line
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Postcard-pretty Innsbruck becomes easier to reach today with the launch of a new British Airways service from Gatwick. The capital of the Austrian state of Tyrol is an appealing ski destination but it offers much more, too. Full Article at The Independent
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A Wall Street Journal Roundup European shares staged a sharp turnaround Friday on news that the U.S. unemployment rate fell in November, while in Asia, Japan's benchmark index pushed above 10000 for the first time in more than a month.After trading... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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A SURPRISE fall in the rate of unemployment in the US gave London stocks a shot in the arm today. Full Article at ic Liverpool
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Industry captains like Infosys chief executive Kris Gopalakrishnan, IBM India director (strategy) Jeby Cherian and British Airways chief information officer Paul Coby will attend the event to be held in famous tourist destination Kovalam. Full Article at New Kerala
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The poster ad, by Bartle Bogle Hegarty (BBH), shows a small child at the arrivals lounge of an airport holding a sign which says ‘Daddy'. It features the strapline ‘Bringing you home for Christmas'. Full Article at Brand Republic
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SCC has won a five-year deal to supply London City Airport with IT Pan-European integrator signs deal to overhaul the airport's IT infrastructure Pan-European integrator SCC has secured a five-year contract to supply and maintain the PC infrastructure... Full Article at VNUNet.com
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AIRLINE shares climbed today after low-cost carrier easyJet revealed a sharp rise in bookings and British Airways benefited from a broker upgrade. Full Article at ic Liverpool
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LONDON (MarketWatch) -- London shares weakened on Friday, with banks under pressure after the National Audit Office said that two lenders won't meet business lending targets even after receiving enormous amount of taxpayer support. Full Article at MarketWatch
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British Airways will compensate 2,200 people who had bought the $40 tickets between the United States and India [ Images ] on October 2 after the carrier had mistakenly posted the wrong fare on its website. Full Article at Rediff
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British Airways will compensate 2,200 people who had bought the $40 tickets between the United States and India on October 2 after the carrier had mistakenly posted the wrong fare on its website. Full Article at Hindustan Times
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Please activate cookies in order to turn autoplay off If you've yet to book your trip, there are still some deals out there - but your wallet won't thank you The expected scrum for the World Cup deals is on. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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(CBS) The holiday season means a busy travel season. On "The Early Show" CBS News travel editor Peter Greenberg shared five stunning travel secrets to help you better prepare for your trips. Greenberg first shared so-called "secret flights." Full Article at CBS News
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LONDON (MarketWatch) -- European shares edged lower on Friday, with banks under pressure, as investors wait for data that's expected to show the U.S. economy is still shedding jobs. Banks were under pressure on Friday. Full Article at MarketWatch
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FRANKFURT -- British Airways and Spain's Iberia were both upgraded Friday to buy from hold at Citigroup. The two airlines agreed to merge in early November. Full Article at FOX News
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Wisdom is knowing what to do next, skill is knowing how to do it, and virtue is doing it. Full Article at MyDigitalFC.com | Financial Chronicle
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British Airways is continuing to shed passengers to the budget airlines. Passenger numbers are up 12% to 3.3 million in November, easyJet reported today following arch-rival Ryanair's reporting of a 15% growth in the month to 4.9 million. Full Article at This Is London
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FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) -- British Airways /quotes/comstock/23s!a:bay (UK:BAY 211.20, +5.00, +2.42%) and Spain's Iberia /quotes/comstock/06x!cibla (ES:IBLA 2.11, +0.03, +1.59%) were both upgraded Friday to buy from hold at Citigroup. Full Article at MarketWatch
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British Airways plc (LSE: BAY) is the national airline and flag carrier of the United Kingdom and one of the largest in Europe. Its main hubs are London Heathrow and London Gatwick. Full Article
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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.
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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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The logo of British Airways is seen on the tail fin of an airplane at Heathrow Airport in London, Friday, July 31, 2009.
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A British Airways aeroplane takes off from Gatwick Airport, London, England, Friday, July 31, 2009.
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A British Airways plane is seen coming in to land at Heathrow Airport, in London in this July 28, 2009 file photograph.
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A British Airways plane is seen coming in to land at Heathrow Airport, in London in this July 28, 2009 file photograph.
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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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Demonstrators stand outside British Airways' 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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British Airways Chief Executive Willie Walsh (L) listens as 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 British Airways aircraft sits on the tarmac after an emergency landing early morning at the international airport in Mumbai October 1, 2009.
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This agreement with British Airways will compensate passengers for losses they suffered as a result of the carrier’s mistaken fare offer
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reimburse those passengers who necessarily incurred added air fare costs in restoring a pre-existing booking or reservation from the United States to India if that booking or reservation was abandoned as a result of making the cancelled booking on British Airways.
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Make the right flight choice this December. If you are thinking of travelling over the Christmas period, no doubt you have already heard about the potential industrial action proposed by British Airways cabin crew which could leave thousands of their passengers from the South-east stranded as they try t...
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SMEs are becoming increasingly important to South Africa’s economy and development. British Airways Opportunity Grants initiative to give South African SMEs an opportunity to develop into new markets in this challenging economic environment will provide SMEs with a much needed boost
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The financial condition of Qantas is much better than that of British Airways, which is in a sad shape and getting worse each month.
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If I were Qantas, I wouldn’t consider giving up control of my future to British Airways
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With this special promotion, British Airways - together with Barclays Bank - wish to reward our loyal cardholders and attract new customers who are frequent travellers with us
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would ordinarily be directed against the importers, i.e. British Airways... It would be a simple matter to sue BA here [the UK] for the physical injuries and their financial consequencs
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On top of his 'pimp-my-ride' vehicles and staying at the five star hotels, we know have the news that he is flying around in a private jet even the Queen of England uses British Airways
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British Airways and Iraqi Airways will have direct flights to Baghdad from Heathrow next year, and tourists are already trickling in ... But this isn't about planeloads, yet. It's about five, ten years ahead. We plan now, so we can reap the peace dividend when it comes.
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British Airways' customers will gain access to up to 59 new destinations, of which 13 will be in Latin America
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Iberia can't grow on its own, and British Airways is being left behind by Air France and Lufthansa ... This is a make-or-break deal for both of them.
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We believe over time that we can take the best of both companies and there's no question that this is a really positive development for British Airways, for our shareholders, for our people, and for Britain.
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The Spanish deal makes sense on its own, but North America is where British Airways makes the vast majority of its money
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SkyTeam with a Delta-JAL combination would account for nearly 60 percent of U.S.-Tokyo passengers, as opposed to oneworld’s approximate 44 percent share of U.S.-London passengers ... AA and British Airways only account for about 40 percent of U.S.-U.K. traffic, whereas Delta-JAL would consolidate the po...
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Delta and JAL together would have lower market shares between the U.S. and Narita than British Airways and American Airlines would have between the U.S. and Heathrow.
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A bloated workforce, constant meddling and interference from the government in important decisions like labour contracts, fleet and network, weak balance sheets and an overall mindset among staff (and many managers) that their status as a state-owned airline guaranteed them jobs for life were common in ...
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highly complementary network fit worldwide, in particular combining British Airways' strong presence in North America, Asia/Pacific and Africa with Iberia's strong Latin America presence
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Twenty-five years ago, who would have given Virgin Atlantic any chance against the likes of British Airways?
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British Airways has started operating a service from Paris to New York and Air France/KLM will want to do the same thing from Heathrow. I suspect Virgin will be interested as well.
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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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