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Seattle-based aerospace group has grappled with delayed deliveries and lost business to Airbus
Sean Doyle puts new executives in charge of airline’s operations, technology and customer services
UK carrier reduces equivalent of 8,000 round trips just as passengers begin to flood back
Airlines have been forced to trim schedules owing to staff shortages
Staff shortages, seized ferries and engineering work expected to affect plans as holiday demand soars
UK carrier has been hit hard as wider industry grapples with surge of pent-up demand
Ragged reopening could have long-lasting reputational consequences for airlines
Passengers report being stuck on planes and missing connections in latest mishap for airline
Airline says disruption is due to problems with computer hardware and not a cyber attack
Rewards are part of pledge by boss to restore morale among workers
The premium service the airline can offer will inevitably disappoint, but is the right approach
Sean Doyle aims to fend off low-cost rivals and restore airline as main driver of IAG profits
Covid has magnified all the faff and time spent queueing for commercial flights
Support revives hopes of restructuring short-haul operation to match rivals such as easyJet
Regulator scraps investigation because of lack of clarity in law
Union says airline to take on about 3,000 cabin crew but questions new conditions
Pilots’ union refuses to back short-haul initiative but says it remains ‘open to future negotiations’
Airline in ‘advanced negotiations’ over creation of new lower-cost subsidiary at UK’s second-biggest airport
UK’s flag carrier bets on brand loyalty as it returns to short-haul flying out of Gatwick
Airline looks to shake up routes at UK’s second busiest airport in wake of pandemic effect on travel
Anthony Paice says British military used scheduled passenger service to fly in intelligence team as Iraqi forces invaded in 1990
Some airlines weakened by Covid or rescued by governments are sitting on landing slots they can’t use, it is claimed
BA slams ‘incredible’ decision and warns that any punishment could put jobs at risk
Deal comes after airline deferred £450m in retirement contributions
Pleas come as border restrictions are loosened, allowing thousands of British holidaymakers to jet off
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