Cost of airline terror scare forces cuts at BA

British Airways unveiled plans to slash its regional operations today as it conceded that the August terror scare cost far more than initially expected.

British Airways unveiled plans to slash its regional operations today as it conceded that the August terror scare cost far more than initially expected.

BA agreed to sell the loss-making regional business of BA Connect to Flybe in a move which will see the famous tailfin disappear from airports such as Southampton, Bristol, Inverness and Birmingham.

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