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BA says it has lost up to 25% of customers

The number of passengers travelling on British Airways has fallen by up to 25% following the US terror attacks.

BA says it has lost up to 25% of customers

Wed, 24 Oct, 2001 - 14:21

The number of passengers travelling on British Airways has fallen by up to 25% following the US terror attacks.

The company warns that there is little sign of recovery.

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