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British Airways staff primed to strike, says union
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UK trade union Unite has warned British Airways of an immediate strike over plans to “fire and rehire” up to 12,000 staff on poorer terms. The head of Unite has warned British Airways that staff intend to push ahead with industrial action against the major airline “with immediate effect”, over plans to cut up to

Spain scrapped from ‘safe list’, airlines hit back
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British Airways, easyJet, TUI, and Ryanair have taken the British government to task over a decision to reimpose a 14-day quarantine against all passengers returning from Spain – shortly after overturning that requirement earlier this month. The move comes after the Spanish cities of Barcelona, Zaragoza and Madrid all recorded a surge in new infections

BA turns to auctioning art to ease coronavirus crunch
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British Airways has confirmed that it is poised to auction off 17 pieces of artwork from its corporate collection on 28 July, in a bid to raise much-needed cash. First to go under the hammer at Sotheby’s “Rembrandt to Richter” event will be Bridget Riley’s “Cool Edge” (pictured below). Demoted from pride of place at

Podcast: Just why are airlines adding international flights?
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With border closures changing by the minute, the team discuss whether airlines were preemptive in committing to getting planes back in the sky?

British Airways’ reopened lounges offer glimpse into ‘new normal’
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Innovations include contactless lounge entry screens, which BA says allows passengers to "scan their own boarding pass when entering".

Boeing 787-10 makes BA debut
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British Airways operated its inaugural revenue flight on Saturday with its Boeing 787-10, a transatlantic service destined for Dallas Fort-Worth.

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