Celebs on BA | 2015 master thread
#181
Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: England
Programs: BAEC
Posts: 1,010
Martin Kemp from Spandau Ballet/ Eastenders in T5 Galleries North, could be on a domestic flight.
#182
Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: England
Programs: BAEC
Posts: 1,010
Tony Hadley showed up too, are Spandau on tour again?
#183
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: London
Programs: BA GGL, Gold for life
Posts: 127
#185
Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: England
Programs: BAEC
Posts: 1,010
I was surprised to see them in GC but it's "True"! Thanks for the info womble88.
#186
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: London
Programs: BA BLUE BADGE
Posts: 1,328
#187
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: North of Carlisle
Programs: BAEC Silver
Posts: 1,542
Just as well my wife wasn't there - not happy with them. She travelled to New York a couple of weeks ago with 3 friends to see Spandau Ballet and they rescheduled the concert - they were absolutely gutted. Many disappointed UK fans as a result of the American tour rescheduling. They still had a good time tho.
#188
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Ealing
Programs: Usual Amex Cent. GGL.
Posts: 1,506
Hope they don't reschedule the O2 - got tix for my birthday....
#189
Join Date: Jan 2011
Programs: BA Gold, FB Ivory (no more AF), Accor Plat, VS Silver, HH Gold
Posts: 200
Princess Beatrice on Sunday LHR/\Dallas. arrived with boyfriend (maybe fianc now) at gate in car with special services. Noticed boyfriend in F but no sign of Bea, am assuming she was travelling in CW with protection officer. She popped into F cabin before takeoff for a couple of minutes and sounded very sweet. Overheard them telling fellow pax they were chatting to they were going to Aspen. Thought it just a bit odd that he was in F alone - also the fact he works for Virgin Galactic, surely he could have got a Virgin flight- he seemed very pleasant as well (think his name is Dave Clark or something like that).
#190
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: France
Programs: MUCCI, BA LTG/GGL/CCR, AF PLAT, ETHIHAD AND LH USELESS PLASTIC
Posts: 2,063
You obviously have no respect for his profession, talent or craft, but trust me, if you saw the amount Eddie and his colleagues / team pay to travel on BA every year you might re-think who is the real 'cashcow' here.
Perhaps you might let us know what your job is and how much you spend with BA every year so that we can judge you too?
Perhaps you might let us know what your job is and how much you spend with BA every year so that we can judge you too?
#191
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: London
Programs: BA BLUE BADGE
Posts: 1,328
My job is in my profile and it's a bit more grown up than dressing up and playing pretend.
My BA spend was 30k (personal leisure) last year. I fly family and friends to places.
But most of my flying is done out of BQH.
And you?
My BA spend was 30k (personal leisure) last year. I fly family and friends to places.
But most of my flying is done out of BQH.
And you?
#193
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Manchester but from Yorkshire better known as Gods country
Programs: BA Gold, , Sandals plat
Posts: 839
You obviously have no respect for his profession, talent or craft, but trust me, if you saw the amount Eddie and his colleagues / team pay to travel on BA every year you might re-think who is the real 'cashcow' here.
Perhaps you might let us know what your job is and how much you spend with BA every year so that we can judge you too?
Perhaps you might let us know what your job is and how much you spend with BA every year so that we can judge you too?
#195
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: France
Programs: MUCCI, BA LTG/GGL/CCR, AF PLAT, ETHIHAD AND LH USELESS PLASTIC
Posts: 2,063
I'm surprised however that you are not moved by the economic contribution of Eddie. UK film is worth 4.6 billion to the nation's GDP. UK film also employs over 44,000 people which is a lot more than the Hedge Fund industry (I have checked my facts, if you doubt this).
In answer to your question, I am a UK / US film producer and although I won't quote precise numbers on a public forum I can tell you that Eddie's 2014 spend with BA was significantly in excess of yours. He also flies family and friends to places, and happens to use BQH on occasion - as do I.
Anyway, going back to your original post, considering your fairly low annual spend with BA and your statement that 'most' of your flying spend goes towards private aviation anyway, I fail to see how you are a 'cashcow' to BA in comparison to Eddie and other actors who are at times photographed being escorted by BA staff.