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At Close: Jul 31, 2026
British Airways and Ryanair PLC are no longer being investigated by the UK competition authority for not offering cash refunds to passengers on flights they couldn't take due to lockdown restrictions
Britain's competition regulator scrapped its action against Ryanair and British Airways over their failure to offer refunds to passengers prevented from flying by COVID-19 restrictions because it said
British Airways is to put new contract terms to pilots operating at Gatwick to get an agreement on a new airline to be based at the airport, according to a report. Last month, the airline said it had
British Airways is set to reverse its decision to scrap short-haul flights from Gatwick airport, the Telegraph reported https://bit.ly/3Fcs3VH on Sunday.
British Airways owner IAG has had its ‘buy' rating restored by analysts at Deutsche Bank, who have also raised their price target to 260p. The bank had downgraded IAG to 'hold' in March but with the
British Airways has abandoned plans to launch a low-cost carrier at London's second biggest airport, Gatwick, blaming pilots for its decision to scrap the new initiative.
British Airways has abandoned plans to set up a new low-cost airline at Gatwick after pilots rejected the new terms and conditions on offer. The move raises the possibility of the airline pulling out
British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines Group's shares took off late on Monday afternoon, fueled news that the White House has decided to ease restrictions on travel from anywhere in
British Airways owner IAG is not planning to raise billions of euros from shareholders to get the company through the extended COVID-19 crisis, its chief executive Luis Gallego told The Sunday Times.
British Airways announced Wednesday that it had flown its first-ever passenger flight to be powered directly by sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).
British Airways owner IAG's shares price hit a ten-month today on fears that it might have to raise more money to fund it through the current travel crisis. IAG has been urging the government to reope
British Airways owner IAG is the biggest faller on the FTSE 100 today, as travel stocks were among the most volatile of sectors in the past week. Today, Credit Suisse cut its share price target on IAG
Ryanair Chief Executive Michael O'Leary gave a downbeat assessment of the short-haul subsidiary British Airways may create, questioning in particular its choice of London's Gatwick airport as a hub.
British Airways is planning to launch a new, low-cost short-haul carrier as it seeks to compete with Ryanair and EasyJet in the one area of aviation that appears to be recovering well from the pandemi
British Airways, part of airline conglomerate International Consolidated Airlines Group, is considering shifting all its short-haul operations into a new low-cost subsidiary based at Gatwick Airport,
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