Originally Posted by
Deltus
Does anybody understand the first sentence?
Don't the majority of BA aircraft "touch down" in London at least every day or two? And if they actually mean "parked", then that's wrong too, since the fleet is parked all over the UK (and also France and Spain, I believe).
I'm frankly getting fed up with all these CEO emails that say nothing of substance.
I took that as parked but you are right, it does not sound / is factually correct - unless all of the aircrafts touched-down in London and were then sent to be parked from here. Quite the mouthful.
I had to do a bit more research - "touch down" = When an aircraft touches down, it lands (per the Cambridge Dictionary), so sounds like he meant landed in London. Must have forgotten he runs an airline and had a few too many Rioja's in the lead up to the long weekend.