British Airways News

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.

By Christopher Leake and Polly Dunbar Last updated at 12:07 AM on 06th July 2008 Captain Peter Burkill was back at the controls two weeks ago and is currently on his third trip to the US east coast The British ...

Saturday, 5th July 2008 Source : British Airways At a cost of 54 million . British Airways has reached an agreement to buy French airline L'Avion. The cost covers the purchase of the airline and 26 million of ...

LONDON - An alliance between British Airways PLC, American Airlines and Iberia SA should be blocked, competitor Virgin Atlantic Ltd.

British Airways is to buy French carrier L'Avion for 54m sterling to combine with its transatlantic OpenSkies operation.

BRITISH Airways chief executive Willie Walsh has done a U-turn on his calls for the break-up of BAA's control of some of the UK's major airports - " demanding tougher regulation instead.

Thursday, 26th June 2008 Source : British Airways For the first time ever, the airline has flown directly between continental Europe and the US.

It's not too late for struggling airlines to shift to new technology and cut costs, according to Paul Coby, chief information officer of British Airways.

British Airways hopes that Operation Columbus will transport it to a new world of low costs in which it can survive, and even thrive, in an era of sky-high fuel prices.

The political row over Heathrow intensified today as two of the air industry's biggest figures turned their guns on David Cameron for opposing expansion.

BRITISH Airways is launching a new airline linking New York to continental Europe, making one of the most significant moves yet to capitalise on the recent deregulation of transatlantic air travel.

British Airways has criticised Heathrow owner BAA for allowing United States President George Bush to fly into the United Kingdom's biggest airport, forcing the cancellation of at least 69 flights and ...

We've had a problem with a missing flight segment that I've tried to resolve for the last six months.

A subsidiary airline specially created by British Airways to take advantage of the transatlantic 'open skies' policy will start flights tomorrow.

British Airways is considering deploying a company-wide ERP system to help it cope with increasingly tighter margins in the air industry.

Q: We've had a problem with a missing flight segment that I've tried to resolve for the last six months.

British Airways officials shamelessly promoted their carrier as "The World's Favourite Airline" until 2001, when it stopped being even Europe's biggest, arguing that even if U.S. carriers were bigger, theirs ...

British Airways' under-fire chief executive Willie Walsh is to get a 35,000 sterling pay rise and has seen his bonus target changed to focus more on customer service, it emerged today.

PARIS : As U.S. airlines reel from soaring oil prices and a sinking domestic economy, most of their European rivals look much better placed to ride out the storm.

The International Air Transport Association said Monday its member airlines faced losses of 2.3 billion dollars this year due to soaring fuel costs, dramatically reversing a forecast of profits nearly twice ...