IPad Helps Serve British Airways's Passenger Needs

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Feb. 16 (Bloomberg) — Daljit Kaur, a stewardess at International Consolidated Airlines Group SA’s British Airways unit, talks about using an Apple Inc. iPad in her day-to-day work. The flight attendant is one of 1200 cabin crew that have already been …

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