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business · City PM
“BA, which last week reported a full year loss of £401m.”
401 million GBP
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business · City PM
“British Airways (BA) said yesterday its premium passenger numbers for May tumbled 17.2 per cent”
17.2 %
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business · City PM
“BA said its economy passenger numbers were down by only 4.2 per cent”
4.2 %
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business · City PM
“Overall passenger numbers were down 6.5 per cent”
6.5 %
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business · City PM
“BA cut its capacity last month by 5.3 per cent”
5.3 %
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business · BBC
“British Airways plans to run at least half its flights from Heathrow Airport during next week's cabin crew strike.”
at least 50 %
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business · BBC
“The airline said it intends to operate at least 60% of long-haul services and 50% of short-haul flights.”
at least 60 %
at least 50 %
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business · BBC
“If the planned industrial action goes ahead, it will disrupt BA's services from Heathrow for at least 20 days.”
at least 20 days
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business · BBC
“In total, it hopes to fly more than 70% of passengers during the strikes.”
more than 70 %
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business · BBC
“BA said that while most of its revised short-haul flights from Heathrow next week will be operated by its own aircraft and crews, it was leasing up to eight aircraft and pilots and cabin crew from fi…”
up to 8 aircraft and pilots and cabin crew
from 5 airlines
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business · BBC
“It has further made arrangements with more than 50 other carriers so that it can re-book customers onto their flights if need be.”
more than 50 carriers
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business · BBC
“The previous strikes in March grounded hundreds of BA fights and cost the company an estimated £45m.”
estimated 45 £
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business · BBC
“BA has said it plans to fly more than 60,000 customers a day during the strike”
more than 60000 customers per day
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business · BBC
“British Airways says it plans to fly more than three‑quarters of customers who booked flights - which amounts to 65,000 people a day over the strike period.”
more than 75 %
65000 people
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business · BBC
“These departures will be part of the 80% of long-haul flights it aims to operate from Heathrow next week, up from 70% during the previous walkout, which ended on Wednesday.”
80 %
70 %
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business · BBC
“It also expects to run 60% of short-haul services from the airport, up from 55% during the previous five-day stoppage.”
60 %
55 %
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business · BBC
“Earlier this week, it emerged that the number of passengers British Airways carried in May fell by 14.2% from a year ago, as the strikes hit the airline.”
14.2 %
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business · BBC
“BA carried a total of 2.37 million passengers in May, down from 2.76 million a year earlier.”
2.37 million passengers
2.76 million passengers
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business · BBC
“Revenue passenger kilometres, a measure of how many full seats flew, were down 11.5%.”
11.5 %
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finance · BBC
“The financial impact of the strikes continued 'at some £7m per day', BA said in a statement on Thursday.”
7 million pounds per day
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business · BBC
“These departures will be part of the 80% of long-haul flights it aims to operate from Heathrow.”
80 %
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business · BBC
“It also expects to run 60% of short-haul services from the airport.”
60 %
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business · BBC
“BA says that during the current five-day action it has been able to operate 70% of long-haul flights and 55% of short-haul flights at Heathrow.”
70 %
55 %
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business · BBC
“For the next strike, which is due to run from 5 June to 9 June, BA says it expects to fly more than three-quarters of customers who booked flights.”
more than 0.75 %
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politics · BBC
“it is flying 70% of passengers.”
70 percent
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business · City AM
“The news comes just days after BA revealed its passenger numbers had fallen by five per cent, with business class performing particularly poorly.”
5 %
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business · BBC
“annual bonus of shares worth £334,000”
334000 pounds
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business · BBC
“At Heathrow, it said it would operate more than 60% of long-haul flights and more than 50% of short-haul flights.”
more than 60 %
more than 50 %
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business · BBC
“We are confident that thousands of cabin crew will ignore Unite's strike call and help us fly more than 70% of the customers who were booked to fly with us in the period targeted.”
more than 70 %
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business · BBC
“325,000 passengers this week”
325000 passengers
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business · BBC
“87% of its long-haul and 100% of its short-haul destinations”
87 %
100 %
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business · BBC
“The airline has said that the number of passengers it carried last month fell by 14.2% from a year ago, partly due to the strikes.”
14.2 %
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business · BBC
“It said it operated 60% of long‑haul flights from Heathrow and 50% of short‑haul.”
60
50
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business · BBC
“The airline added that it had flown to 85% of its long‑haul destinations and 100% of its short‑haul ones.”
85
100
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business · BBC
“It plans to fly more than 60,000 customers a day during the strike, operating 60% of long‑haul flights and 50% of short‑haul services from Heathrow.”
more than 60000 customers per day
60
50
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business · BBC
“The airline said it had leased as many as eight aircraft with pilots and crew from other UK or European carriers.”
about 8 aircraft
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business · City AM
“BA posted record losses of £401m earlier this year – £331m of which came in the final quarter alone – and scrapped its dividend.”
401 million pounds
331 million pounds
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business · BBC
“BA plans to fly more than 60,000 customers a day next week, operating 60% of long-haul flights and 50% of short-haul services from Heathrow”
more than 60000 customers per day
60 %
50 %
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business · BBC
“The airline is intending to lease up to eight aircraft with pilots and crew from other UK or European carriers”
at most 8 aircraft
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business · BBC
“The airline lost £531m ($766m) in the 12 months to March - BA's biggest loss since it was privatised in 1987”
531 million pounds
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finance · BBC
“The flag carrier lost £531m ($766m) in the 12 months to March - BA's biggest loss since it was privatised in 1987.”
531 £m
1987 year
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finance · BBC
“That adds to the £401m it lost in the 2008-9 financial year”
401 £m
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finance · BBC
“Revenues at the airline were down £1bn on last year, BA said, though it managed to cut costs by nearly £990m - a £600m saving coming from lower fuel costs over the year.”
1 £bn
about 990 £m
600 £m
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finance · BBC
“The airline said it currently had £1.7bn in the bank.”
1.7 £bn