Juby Babu, Reuters
This reported "fire and rehire" strategy will give the airline more flexibility, but the rift between unions and British Airways will only get wider now.
2 weeks ago
Sarah Young, Reuters
This dire outlook could improve if the government agrees to several measures, including dropping the quarantine, but unfortunately it's not got a great track record in looking out for the aviation sector.
2 weeks ago
Matthew Parsons, Skift
Singapore’s so-called fast lane arrangement with China offers a glimpse into how employees could soon be traveling, but this type of shortcut won't be easy to replicate across the rest of the world.
4 weeks ago
Sarah Young, Reuters
Backlash against the UK's quarantine policy for travelers is getting uglier, with British lawmakers lashing out at British Airways and its parent company. The airline is burning through $25 million in cash a day, but is cutting 12,000 jobs excessive?
4 weeks ago
Kate Holton and Estelle Shirbon, Reuters
This might sound like Michael O'Leary in a more bullish mood than usual with his latest claim Ryanair will fill its daily flights to Portugal, Spain, Italy, and Greece from July — but this time he's probably right.
1 month ago
Kylie MacLellan, Reuters
When public health conflicts with airline operations perhaps erring on the side of safety measures isn't a horrible thing.
1 month ago
Laurence Frost and Sarah Young, Reuters
If anyone knows how to drive a bargain, these three low-cost carriers do. Expect airports across Europe to struggle to say no to their demands.
1 month ago
Sarah Young, Reuters
Willie Walsh is saying what a lot of people are thinking right now: the British government's confused messaging is harming the sector.
2 months ago
Rupert Neate, The Guardian
It's a desperate measure for desperate times. With potentially one in four jobs being axed, hopefully it's the last "difficult" decision CEO Alex Cruz will need to make in this crisis.
2 months ago
Kate Holton, Reuters
Unite has had a lot of run-ins with the airline recently. In the past. it's often held the upper ground, but this time round things are different and staff will have some tough calls to make that will determine how BA emerges from the crisis.
3 months ago
Sarah Young, Reuters
With capacity set to fall by 75 percent over the next two months, the airline can better weather the storm and turn its focus to Heathrow.
3 months ago
Sarah Young, Reuters
The major airlines are desperate for a break, but with a government that assumes they've deep pockets, their calls for help will likely fall on deaf ears.
4 months ago
