SARS fears hit far east flights

Worries about the SARS crisis caused a huge dip in the number of people flying on British Airways’ Far East flights last month, it emerged today.

SARS fears hit far east flights

Worries about the SARS crisis caused a huge dip in the number of people flying on British Airways’ Far East flights last month, it emerged today.

BA’s Asia Pacific traffic fell 33.1% in May 2003 compared with May 2002, while its planes to and from Asia Pacific last month were 14.7% less full than in the same month last year.

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