BA cabin crew begin five-day strike

British Airways cabin crew staff went on strike today after hopes of a last-ditch deal collapsed.

Mon, 24 May, 2010 - 08:36

British Airways cabin crew staff went on strike today after hopes of a last-ditch deal collapsed.

The five-day walk-out commenced as planned despite attempts to reach an agreement over the weekend.

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