Activists, celebrities and politicians call on British Airways to stop deporting migrants on the airline’s 100th birthday. To celebrate their 100th birthday, British Airways are running a huge advertising campaign, including 100 ‘love-letters’ to Britain from staff, celebrities, and the public.
To celebrate Valentine’s Day, British Airways shows that love is really in the air by staffing an entire flight with couples working for the airline. Five cabin crew sweethearts will be flying together on the BA245 from Heathrow to Buenos Aires, and then enjoy a romantic getaway in the Argentinian capital.
Personal and financial details of 380,000 customers making bookings on ba.com and the airline’s app were compromised from 22:58 BST on August 21 2018 until 21:45 BST on September 5 2018 inclusive. Data stolen included customers home addresses, credit card details and contact details, but did not include travel or passport details.
Love is in the air, with breath-taking views by day, big-sky sunsets and a carpet of twinkling lights below after dark, a flight on the British Airways i360 pod with the one you love is a moving experience.
Striking cabin crew took their low pay battle to the British Airways sponsored i360 on Saturday, March 4. Striking members of Unite union working as cabin crew for British Airways brought their battle against low pay to Brighton on Saturday morning, March 4 to protest in front of the British Airways sponsored i360 attraction on the town’s sea front.
