The prospect of further cabin crew strikes at British Airways has increased after Unite expressed “dismay and anger” at the suspension of a staff member at the airline.
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British Airways’ suspension of cabin crew member raises further strike fears
BA’s figures expected to be ‘very bad’, loading pressure on chief executive Willie Walsh British Airways will tomorrow reveal the full extent of a disastrous three months in which it was hit by a double whammy of a volcanic ash cloud from Iceland and cabin crew strikes grounding planes.
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British Airways to reveal losses from ash cloud and strikes
British Airways said today that cabin crew strikes and Iceland’s volcanic ash cloud had sent the beleaguered airline £164 million into the red for the three months to June 30.
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British Airways £164 million in the red after strikes and ash cloud
British Airways (BA) today announced losses widened after the airline was hit by disruption from the volcanic ash cloud and cabin crew strikes.
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British Airways hit by ash cloud and strikes – Finance Markets (blog)
British Airways said today that cabin crew strikes and Iceland’s volcanic ash cloud had sent the beleaguered airline £164 million into the red for the three months to June 30.
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British Airways reveals £164m losses from strikes and ash cloud
British Airways will reveal the full impact of a nightmare first quarter on Friday when it publishes financial results for the three months to June during which it was hit by Iceland’s volcanic eruption and cabin crew strikes.
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BA to reveal first-quarter details
Another round of crew strikes on BA flights has been announced for the next 30 days by Unite, trade union for BA cabin crew. At the moment all of BA flights are continuing to operate as normal. Flight schedules for the strike period are being defined …
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New British Airways Strikes Coming Up – Examiner
Union leaders today handed British Airways a fresh offer believed to contain savings of almost £63 million to try to avert cabin crew strikes.
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Union gives British Airways another offer in cabin crew strike talks (Evening Standard)