British Airways and Japan Airlines have agreed a tie-up on flights between Europe and the world's third-biggest economy in a new cost-cutting initiative, BA parent group IAG said on Wednesday.
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BA, Japan Airlines agree tie-up on flights
* British Airways calls for compensation fund * EC says in “serious talks” about “comparable measures” LONDON, Feb 8 (Reuters) – British Airways, Qantas and other airlines are calling …
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British Airways and Japan Airlines have agreed a tie-up on flights between Europe and the world's third-biggest economy in a new cost-cutting initiative, BA parent group IAG said on Wednesday.
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HARMONDSWORTH, England, February 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ –British Airways have announced a charity auction that will allow a pair of high-flying romantics to enjoy the ultimate Valentines dinner date.The …
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Another wing crack problem has been found on the world's largest passenger aircraft, the Airbus A380 superjumbo, whose future airline customers include British Airways and Virgin Atlantic.
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Cracks found on A380 superjumbo wings
LONDON (Reuters) – British Airways and Japan Airlines (JAL) have agreed a revenue-sharing deal for flights between Europe and Japan, potentially giving their oneworld alliance more competitive muscle. …
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British Airways, JAL plan joint business
(Adds detail, background) LONDON, Feb 8 (Reuters) – British Airways and JapanAirlines (JAL) have agreed a revenue-sharing deal forflights between Europe and Japan, potentially giving theironeworld alliance …
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Turns to Cheese Tray, Spa to Repel BA Threat
Feb. 6 (Bloomberg) — Airways Ltd. is spending 100 million pounds ($158 million) revamping its premium cabin to fend off British Airways and American Airlines
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Turns to Cheese Tray, JFK Spa to Repel BA Threat
Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd. is spending 100 million pounds ($158 million) revamping its premium cabin to fend off British Airways and American Airlines.
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