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#255411 by locutus
03 Aug 2008, 21:37
British Airways says it is hopeful of agreeing a tie-up with its largest US rival American Airlines within weeks.


Link here.

VS comment in the last paragraph.
#449785 by barnstaple
03 Aug 2008, 22:38
This doesn't seem to be a merger like the Iberia deal. Don't think it will encourage me to book BA/AA over Virgin - two staid airlines welcome to each other if you ask me!
#449789 by Scrooge
03 Aug 2008, 22:49
They cannot merge, US regulators would shoot it down in a second, what they are going for is something similar to the NW/KLM deal.
#449912 by slinky09
05 Aug 2008, 18:52
Originally posted by Scrooge
They cannot merge, US regulators would shot it down in a second, what they are going for is something similar to the NW/KLM deal.


And if so a good thing, at least I'll be able to use my AA miles to book BA flights across the Atlantic which is one of the ridiculous restrictions at the moment!

I don't think Virgin should be to obstreperous either - BA / AA is a very much different kettle of fish to VS's niche operation.
#454135 by Jetstreamer
16 Sep 2008, 13:37
Having just flown on G-VBLU, I noticed the 'NO WAY BA/AA' slogan has started to re-appear on the fuselage.
#454156 by slinky09
16 Sep 2008, 15:04
Originally posted by Jetstreamer
Having just flown on G-VBLU, I noticed the 'NO WAY BA/AA' slogan has started to re-appear on the fuselage.


Oh what a waste of time and money!
#454168 by Decker
16 Sep 2008, 16:16
Oh that's OK they've got money to burn.... oh wait...
#454397 by VS-EWR
17 Sep 2008, 21:22
I wonder how many pillows, blankets and celebration cakes had to be sacrificed to pay for those slogans?
#454399 by Sealink
17 Sep 2008, 21:26
I think that shows how much VS think is at stake...
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