BA vows to keep 60% flying during strikes

British Airways vowed to keep 60% of its customers flying during the looming strikes as the dispute threatened to hit Labour’s election campaign preparations.

British Airways vowed to keep 60% of its customers flying during the looming strikes as the dispute threatened to hit Labour’s election campaign preparations.

The airline said it aimed to fly about 45,000 passengers a day during the first three-day stoppage due to begin on Saturday, with thousands more people offered alternative BA flights or seats on other airlines.

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