BA's Daily Schedule
Mar 20, 20, 12:13 pm
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Yes, by airport at least, and since almost all flights have to go via LHR, LGW, LCY or STN (and there isn't much of the last 2 now), then this airport search tab will do that:
ba.com/arrdep
ba.com/arrdep
Mar 21, 20, 10:21 am
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Originally Posted by DrBenO
I'm quite amazed as to how many BA flights are still operating to be honest: especially SH to France and Spain.
Mar 21, 20, 9:53 pm
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Originally Posted by Confus
I’m not. There’s a lot of Brits in those locations who want to come home, many of them on package holidays where the operator has certain legal obligations to bring them home. BA’s current position means they should take whatever revenue they can get.
Mar 22, 20, 11:56 am
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Originally Posted by corporate-wage-slave
Yes, by airport at least, and since almost all flights have to go via LHR, LGW, LCY or STN (and there isn't much of the last 2 now), then this airport search tab will do that:
ba.com/arrdep
ba.com/arrdep
More cancelled!
rb211.
Mar 22, 20, 2:47 pm
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Originally Posted by RB211
A lot of planes departing early!
More cancelled!
rb211.
More cancelled!
rb211.
Barbados is worried as a lot of provisions come to the island through the daily BA and Virgin flights.
Mar 22, 20, 4:08 pm
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Originally Posted by chriswiles
I heard today, bizarrely via the government of Barbados, BA is likely to ground ALL flights from 1 April! Anyone else hear this?
Barbados is worried as a lot of provisions come to the island through the daily BA and Virgin flights.
Barbados is worried as a lot of provisions come to the island through the daily BA and Virgin flights.
Mar 22, 20, 4:10 pm
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Originally Posted by ens100
I just read that Emirates will cancel all its commercial flights from March 25 (ainonline.com) , so does not sound like a far fetched story for BA to do the same soon enough
Mar 25, 20, 12:17 am
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Originally Posted by u01sss3
I saw on BA source a number of flights seem to be operating as cargo only. Will they make enough in the belly to make it worthwhile or possibly just satisfying contractual obligations?
(Assuming pax are 100kg a piece (person+all luggage) that's 750 euros additional cargo - so they can certainly max out on the cargo capacity.)
Mar 25, 20, 2:12 am
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Originally Posted by chriswiles
I heard today, bizarrely via the government of Barbados, BA is likely to ground ALL flights from 1 April! Anyone else hear this?
Barbados is worried as a lot of provisions come to the island through the daily BA and Virgin flights.
Barbados is worried as a lot of provisions come to the island through the daily BA and Virgin flights.
Mar 25, 20, 4:48 am
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These texts seem in line with the UK Government advice issued a few days ago to get home as soon as possible. As we have seen a number of airlines are ceasing flying imminently for a number of weeks, I would assume BA at some point will announce the same.
