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The airline revealed in a presentation to investors yesterday that it had allocated $1.7 billion in its current financial year and $2.7 billion in 2011 for capital expenditure. It will include 43 plane purchases, of which eight will be Airbus A380s. Funding...
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The airline's chief executive, Christoph Mueller , has already told staff of sweeping cuts, including 676 job losses, pay cuts and outsourcing of some of its operations. Unions and management have until the end of this month to come to an agreement during...
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Glanbia yesterday confirmed plans to shed another 65 workers from its milk processing business. The move comes just hours after it told the stock market its full-year earnings would come in at the lower end of the 30 to 31 cent previously guided. The...
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The Irish airline Aer Lingus is facing possibly its worst funding crisis since it was first launched in 1936. Last week, the former state-owned carrier revealed that its revenues fell 10% in the last quarter, compared with the same period in 2008.
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British Airways cabin crew begin strike ballot vote Industrial action would ground the airline's fleet over the Christmas period British Airways cabin crew will start the countdown towards a Christmas walkout tomorrow as voting begins on a strike ballot.
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The Unite trade union threatened to deepen its industrial dispute with British Airways if the airline cuts more jobs following a £4.3bn merger with Iberia. The union, which launches a ballot for industrial action over cost-cutting measures next week...
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British Airways alarmed passengers a decade ago by removing the Union Jack from its tailfins. But they now have the prospect of the Spanish flag flying alongside the national airline as BA closes in on a £3.96bn merger with rival Iberia.
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Even when items such as pension costs are excluded BA made a loss of £111 million, against a profit of £140 million a year earlier. The industry as a whole is expected to lose 11 billion US dollars (£6.65 billion) this year as a result of the recession's...
Tags: British Airways Plc, tax loss, Willie Walsh
Walsh, chief executive of British Airways, last night pledged the company's commitment to Scotland but warned that failure to build a third runway at Heathrow would lead to an "inevitable erosion" of Scottish services in future. In a wide-ranging speech...
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Connie Hedegaard, Denmark ’s minister of climate and energy, feels little kinship with the green end of the political spectrum people who stage sit-ins at power plants or vote for the Green parties in elections. “I’ve never understood why the environment...
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