Sep 11, 2019
British Airways warns of continuing disruption after strikes
British Airways says it will take "Some time" for flights to get back to normal, despite the end of a two-day strike by pilots. "Due to the union's strike action, nearly half of our fleet of over 300 aircraft and more than 700 pilots will start the day in the wrong place." More than 4,000 cabin crew have had disruption to their rosters, and in many cases will be unable to operate again for several days due to legal rest requirements." Pilots had previously rejected an 11.5% pay increase over three years proposed by BA in July. After three years of the proposed pay deal, some captains could be taking home more than £200,000 per year, including allowances, it said.
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