BA vurderer no-frills på kortrutene

CK · 07-02-2005, 08:26

BA considers 'no-frills' revamp
(Source : The Guardian, February 05, 2005)
BA has begun a wholesale review of its offering on short-haul flights after failing to meet its target of making a profit from its domestic and European network. Industry sources believe changes are likely to focus on the airline's services from Gatwick, where business-class cabins could be removed and in-flight services cut to provide flights more akin to 'no-frills' rivals. BA's CE, Rod Eddington, said yesterday the present break-even performance of short-haul flights was 'not acceptable'. Eddington said short-haul changes would focus on the fleet and on in-flight services, rather than on the range of destinations served. Experts believe Gatwick is likely to face particular scrutiny. Eddington has already 'de-hubbed' BA's services at the airport by shifting many intercontinental connections to Heathrow.
Full Story: http://www.guardian.co.uk/airlines/story/0,1371,1406404,00.html

Isbamse · 07-02-2005, 11:10

Here we GO! again....?

Blubird · 07-02-2005, 13:19

Quote:

Originally posted by LN-KOG

Quote:

Originally posted by CK
http://www.guardian.co.uk/airlines/story/0,1371,1406404,00.html

Og for at den skal bli klikkbar må man legge inn URL-kommandoen. Kommaet ødelegger parsed URLs.
http://<br /> http://www.guardian.c...,00.html<br />

http://www.guardian.co.uk/airlines/s...406404,00.html

MountainDew · 07-02-2005, 14:53

jeje... her tenkes det orginalt

07-02-2005, 08:26	#1
CK ScanFlyer Mile High Club Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Asker Posts: 11,487	BA vurderer no-frills på kortrutene BA considers 'no-frills' revamp (Source : The Guardian, February 05, 2005) BA has begun a wholesale review of its offering on short-haul flights after failing to meet its target of making a profit from its domestic and European network. Industry sources believe changes are likely to focus on the airline's services from Gatwick, where business-class cabins could be removed and in-flight services cut to provide flights more akin to 'no-frills' rivals. BA's CE, Rod Eddington, said yesterday the present break-even performance of short-haul flights was 'not acceptable'. Eddington said short-haul changes would focus on the fleet and on in-flight services, rather than on the range of destinations served. Experts believe Gatwick is likely to face particular scrutiny. Eddington has already 'de-hubbed' BA's services at the airport by shifting many intercontinental connections to Heathrow. Full Story: http://www.guardian.co.uk/airlines/story/0,1371,1406404,00.html __________________ Christian H.F. Kamhaug Flypodden.no VOLARE NECESSE EST

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Isbamse ScanFlyer Molded Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 2,325	Re: BA vurderer no-frills på kortrutene Here we GO! again....?

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