British Airways: what's happening to the 'world's favourite airline'?
Lisa-Marie Janes
10 September 2019
British Airways through the ages
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British Airways launches in 1974
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Thatcher demands privatisation of British Airways
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‘World’s Favourite Airlines’ campaign launched
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Virgin Atlantic battle
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Finally the float
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The impact of the Gulf War
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Focus on Gatwick operations
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Cabin crew go on strike in summer of '96
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British Airways buys stake in Iberia
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Budget airline is 'Go'
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Ayling ousted amid 'expensive disasters'
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Concorde cancelled
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Impact of the 9/11 attacks
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Deeper job cuts
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Concorde grounded for good
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Willie Walsh joins as CEO
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BA Connect sold to Flybe
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Heathrow security alert prompts flight cancellations
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Operating profit tumbles 75%
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Alex Cruz joins IAG
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Free in-flight food finishes
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IT meltdown costs 10s of millions
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Cabin crew strike amid pay dispute
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Data breach leads to record fine
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Mixed fortunes for IAG
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British Airways braces for strikes amid pay disputes
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British Airways plummets down customer service survey
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