#795464 by Sealink
13 Nov 2011, 16:07
BA are definitely on the ascendent after a terrible stretch going back years.
#795491 by MrT
13 Nov 2011, 23:09
Interesting read, thanks for posting.
#795513 by Concorde RIP
14 Nov 2011, 11:13
Upping the stakes - considerably.

Perhaps they've caught on that they need to earn customers rather than relying on "we always fly BA...", as that wore rather thin over recent years.

My own experience on BA in Sept was very positive...

Good news in most ways, healthy competion in service as well as price means a better customer experience - usually, anyway!
#795518 by mitchja
14 Nov 2011, 13:06
Domestic routes will have virtually zero competition if IAG get hold of BMI.

The presentation showed BA already have 80% of the UK domestic market so this will be virtually 100% which is never a good thing.
#795519 by Concorde RIP
14 Nov 2011, 13:11
Ah, domestic - yes that's very true especially if BMI slots etc go to BA.

I was focusing on the routes where VS compete....
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