BA cuts costs to combat increased competition

Article Abstract:

British Airways is altering its payments structure for travel agents as part of a cost cutting drive. The company aims to cut costs by 500 million pounds sterling, and job losses are probable, though there has been little detail on how the savings are to be achieved. British Airways faces strong competition in all its markets. Ticket sales could be affected by changes in arrangements with travel agents, though the company aims to increase the proportion of tickets sold online.

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The cost of Concorde

Article Abstract:

British Airways (BA) has grounded its Concorde aircraft following a crash involving an Air France Concorde, and this BA decision is likely to have a long term impact on the company's results.

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Airlines win on two fronts

Article Abstract:

The performance of Ryanair and British Airways are examined in detail, following the release of their third-quarter results.

Ryanir Ltd.

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