British Airways (BA/BAW) has said that it is cancelling all flights to Italy in light of the Italian Governments implementation of a country-wide lockdown.
The move also comes after the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) advised against all but essential travel to Italy.
British Airways currently flies to most major airports in Italy including Milan, Rome, Venice and Turin but will halt all flights with immediate effect.
British Airways (BA/BAW) has confirmed that is retiring the Boeing 747-400 jumbo jet with immediate effect. The airline was the world’s largest operator of the type and has operated the Boeing 747-100, -200 and -400 variants. In a communication to staff British Airways said: “With much regret, we are proposing, [read more]
The union representing British Airways Cabin Crew, Ground Staff and Engineers has said it has approached the European Commission to object to the take of Spanish airline Air Europa by British Airways parent International Airlines Group (IAG). It was reported earlier this week that IAG had a agreed a deal [read more]
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has said that the law about airline refunds lacks clarity as to who is liable if a flight operates but the passenger can’t travel for legal reasons. The statement was made as the CMA closed its investigation into British Airways and Ryanair over the [read more]
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