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SNOW COSTS BRITISH AIRWAYS £50 MILLION BUT BUSINESS TRAVEL REMAINS STRONG

By Dino D'Amore Jan 07, 2011 1 mins read

SNOW COSTS BRITISH AIRWAYS £50 MILLION BUT BUSINESS TRAVEL REMAINS STRONG

British Airways has disclosed that the disruption to airports in the UK caused by heavy snowfall has cost it £50 million. Every day London Heathrow was closed due to snow, cost the airline £10 million. Although the UK flag carrier reported passenger traffic dropped in December – economy traffic ...

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