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Ryanair and BA are among a number of airlines to have responded to spiralling oil prices by cutting services.
IT IS usually axiomatic that when your customers are in trouble, you are too. But at this week's biennial Farnborough airshow, the aviation industry's biggest bash this year, that was not how it looked.
British Airways fare rises 'absolutely inevitable' as fuel prices increase
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BRITISH Airways is "up to its neck" in crisis due to rising fuel prices, its chairman warned yesterday.
British Airways Will Struggle to Avoid Loss as Fuel Costs Exceed Forecasts
British Airways Plc , Europe's third-biggest carrier, said it will struggle to avoid losing money this year as its annual fuel bill rises beyond an earlier forecast of 3 billion pounds .
Investors should opt to remain in the BA departures lounge
Apologies are easy, especially if, like British Airways, you are repeatedly in the public relations dog house.
BA chiefs fly into heavy flak at AGM
British Airways endured a bumpy ride at its annual general meeting in London yesterday, after shareholders voiced a series of grievances including the airline's ban on the supermodel Naomi Campbell, and called ...
'Second-best' Farnborough brings Airbus $40 billion-plus in business British Airways searching for energy alternatives Q400 freighter conversion program launched Additional stories The A380 was the only ...
Ryanair axes thousands of flights from Stansted due to soaring fuel costs and airport fees
No deal: Ryanair's chief executive Michael O'Leary said BAA had refused to cut its charges to keep all the aircraft flying Ryanair has announced cuts to its schedule which could signal an end to the cheap ...
Plane makers, airlines focus on green issues at Farnborough International Airshow
FARNBOROUGH, England : Plane makers and airlines at the world's largest air show struck a tone between conciliatory and defensive on global warming Wednesday - pledging to make flying more fuel-efficient but ...
Cameron's thinking on insolvency is flawed
CBI president Sir Martin Broughton must have been less them impressed yesterday when Tory leader David Cameron used a CBI platform to sing the praises of Chapter 11 , the US system under which insolvent ...
Ryanair, BA To Cut Capacity As Fuel Costs Bite
Ryanair and British Airways will cut flights next winter due to the rising cost of fuel which is threatening to wipe out their profits this year, the two companies said on Tuesday.
British Airways shareholders are to finally get the chance to grill the airline's hierachy following the Heathrow Terminal 5 opening day debacle.
BA reports smooth sailing at Heathrow's T5
The initial problems at London Heathrow's new Terminal 5 that resulted in hundreds of flight cancellations and delays and an overwhelming luggage pileup that cost sole tenant British Airways some 16 million ...
British Airways says IT system not at fault for T5 bag losses
British Airways says IT system not at fault for T5 bag losses Blames other airlines for sending bags over 'too late' By: Leo King Computerworld UK LONDON - British Airways has said its high tech baggage system ...
BA claims iPhone application first
British Airways has launched a 3G iphone application which allows customers to access time arrival and departure information, view the BA timetable and book flights.
Heathrow Terminal 5 still losing 1,000 bags a day
Nearly 1,000 bags are still going missing every day at Heathrow's Terminal 5, MPs have been told.
BA honours pilots, crew for averting disaster
LONDON * The crew of a British Airways Boeing 777 jet, which landed short of the runway at London's main Heathrow airport earlier this year, have been rewarded for their skill and courage, the airline said ...
Tough times ahead: BA chief executive Willie Walsh
Expansion at Heathrow is critical if it is to compete as an international airport, claims British Airways chief executive Willie Walsh.
BA chief says 'passengers love T5 now'
It might come as surprise to many of its passengers but British Airways has made an encouraging start to life in its new home at Terminal 5, the airline's chief executive Willie Walsh said on Friday.