BAA Strikes Are Called ...

You will be pleased to hear that after 9 hours of negotiations the planned BAA strikes have been called off after talks with the unions yesterday. A settlement has been agreed between BAA and the unions. The details are expected to be announced this afternoon but Union leaders accepted an...

The BAA Threatening Str...

Fire fighters, security guards and engineers working for BAA will start voting on what the union has called a “paltry” pay offer of 1%, following a pay freeze last year. Less than half of the airport staff have voted and out of 3054 valid ballots 74.1% voted yes to a strike...

Tips for those affected...

The tables below give details of the flights that are thought to be still operating for the proposed strike period. Please note that this information is also available on ba.com/BA Traveltrade  Subsidiary, franchise, codeshare and alliance flights operating normally Carrier Flight...

Thailand Protests – For...

The protests in the capital of Thailand, Bangkok, have unfortunately turned violent. Originally the advice was not to travel to Bangkok unless absolutely necessary but you could transit through to other areas of the country. Unfortunately, as of yesterday, this has now been extended to...

The Haymarket Honeymoon...

If you couldn’t make it to the exclusive Haymarket Honeymoon Event last month, hosted jointly by us and Conde Nast Brides, watch the video below for some of the...

Normality Appears To Be...

Good news has finally come today as a decision was finally made at 10pm last night, 20th April 2010, by airlines and the National Air Travel Services (NATS) to lift the blanket ban on the airspace above Britain. Our advice to all passengers stuck abroad is to contact the airlines locally...