British Airways
UK 747 operations end after more than 50 years
Sanctions imposed against Russia have ended more than five decades of 747 flying in the UK
“I was lucky”: BA pilot on becoming the world’s most experienced 747 captain
Joining British Airways in 1987, Nick Eades went on to fly the jumbo continuously for the next 34 years, becoming the world’s most experienced pilot in terms of time-served and hours flown on the type. Thomas Haynes sits down with him to learn more about his record-breaking career
American and BA unveil JFK T8 plans
American Airlines and British Airways have announced further details of their plans to co-locate operations at John F. Kennedy International Airport’s Terminal 8
‘Landor scope and glory’
Former British Airways Boeing 747 G-BNLY welcomed passengers on board again during its debut Landor Experience Day. Aviation News editor Jamie Ewan was there
Belfast City introduces new Glasgow service
The new route, operated by British Airways, began today making it the airline’s sixth destination from the Northern Irish hub
British Airways announces reopening of flagship JFK lounge
The reopening comes as the UK Government relaxes rules for US and EU travellers, allowing them to be exempt from quarantine if they are fully vaccinated
A Concorde freighter? The variants that never were
Key.Aero reveals the two ‘other’ models of the iconic supersonic airliner that never left the drawing board
BA’s 787 nose-gear incident is THIRD of its kind for Dreamliner
Following the release of the AAIB's preliminary report, Key.Aero analyses the two other occasions when this has happened to a Dreamliner
AAIB reveals cause of on-stand BA 787 nose-gear incident
The incident happened last month on stand while cargo was being loaded onto the Dreamliner
BA, Virgin and Heathrow launch digital vaccine verification trials
The new scheme could remove the need to quarantine for double jabbed passengers entering the UK from ‘amber list’ countries