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It means between 1.8million and nearly 2million seats are being removed from BA’s schedule. Some transatlantic flights may also be affected. Long-haul flights, which are more lucrative for the airline, will largely be protected along with short-haul services to skiing destinations such as Switzerland, France and Austria.īut several hundred flights to long-haul destinations, mostly in the Far East where strict Covid travel restrictions still apply, are also among those axed. Those unable to book onto BA’s airline were entitled to be given a seat on a rival carrier at a great cost to the airline.

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‘What happened in the UK of course was we had furlough schemes so many businesses were able to keep hold of their workers, but BA had to dismiss so many and that has meant it has really been hitting hard trying to get workers back in an environment where we have a shortage of labor.’īA said it was pulling 1,258 flights to and from Heathrow until the end of October to comply with a daily cap of 100,000 departing passengers, sparking fears of further chaosĮarlier this month the airline suspended the sale of short-haul tickets from Heathrow for a week in an attempt to free up enough seats to re-book those passengers whose flights had been cut.īA said the move to temporarily stop sales on its domestic, European and via Morocco and Cairo routes, was the ‘responsible’ thing to do amid the ‘ongoing challenges facing the entire aviation system’. ‘They’ve had trouble recruiting and are having to pay their workers more as they recruit.

‘This is something we’ve seen in the UK, the US, Australia, New Zealand, Norway and various other countries – and this is of course affecting their ability to get up to speed. ‘But BA was, at the height of the Covid crisis, really hit hard, they had to dismiss around 10,000 workers at the peak of the pandemic and we know there is now a shortage of workers. It comes after BA slashed 17,600 flights in June and 10,300 flights in July in a bid to address the staffing crisis that is continuing to grip airlines and airports across the UK.Įxplaining the situation on BBC Radio Four’s Today program this morning, financial expert, Jane Foley, senior FX strategist at Rabobank, said: ‘They are apparently hiring more workers, but they have to get them through security and training and this takes time. This is going to be a difficult autumn for travellers. you used to be good?’Ī fifth added: ‘Just booked a flight with British Airways only to find out that over 10,000 flights have been cancelled. With one canceled flight already I’m just waiting for the cancellation of the outbound now’Īnother frustrated flyer said: ‘Aaaaand they’ve canceled our flight out to Disney but not our flight back. And yes please show this to your uncaring CEO.’Ī third added: ‘The news surrounding British Airways is giving me major anxiety. Cancelled twice and now lose a trip with my son and all the hotel and Oktoberfest costs. And is more concerned with cyclists.’Īnother said: ‘Shame my loyalty counts for nothing I’m silver and was turning gold this year too.

The way this company is behaving is disgusting. My dad is 80 and we are traveling up as a family to celebrate this, but more importantly to bury mum’s ashes. One angry customer wrote: ‘Thanks a bunch This is an important weekend.

The cancellations threaten to push up already high ticket prices across the industry for those hoping to go on October half-term, winter sun and skiing holidays.Įxperts warned the spike in prices, due to continuing high demand but less seats amid spiraling inflation, could be ‘stratospheric’.īA said it was pulling 1,258 flights to and from Heathrow until the end of October to comply with a daily cap of 100,000 departing passengers which the airport last week extended into autumn.īut the airline is axing an additional 10,000 flights between the end of October and late March, the bulk being to European hotspots less popular during the winter, such as Paris, Dublin and Madrid. Furious families slammed British Airways today after the aviation giant axed a further 11,250 flights to and from Heathrow until the spring.ĭozens of holidaymakers took to social media to express their frustration at the impact the cancellations would have on them, with more than 1.8 million seats in total being pulled between now and late March.

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