Would you book your flight on BA ?

[smurfchops]

Apparently people still are.

[rov1200]

No! I hope they go bust. If they have made a £million loss this gear it makes you wonder how they can survive especially when competing with the low cost airlines. A plane is a plane so many can do with out the extra frills.

[naomi24]

Well I hope they don't go bust before July. I've already got flights booked with them, but I'd be reluctant to do it again.

[R1Geezer]

Looks like the unions are slowly killing it off, then they'll moan when they are out of work. The BA share price will be so low that they'll snapped up by Iberia or some such airline. Why are unions so brainless?

[David Black]

No I am off to Oz on a reliable~~~~~~~~~

Royal Brunei, no idea if they are any good but they apparently actually fly.

BA are useless and rude so why bother? Worse than North Western Airlines.

[rojash]

Walsh is killing them off, attempting to draw attention away from his own incompetence by deliberately inflaming the situation.

[jno]

I've enjoyed my most recent flights on BA more than I've enjoyed EasyJet. Partly to do with more leg room, which they used not to have. But you get what you pay for, and I don't see why full-service airlines shouldn't exist alongside no-frills ones.

Yes, I am flying BA next month, to Germany.

[smudge]

No - I gave up booking with BA when they decided to change the logo on the tail of their planes - comeuppance!

[Rev Sermon]

Worst airline I've ever flown with, narrowly beating ryanair to the honour.

[lardhelmet]

Will have to use them in September - they're the only airline who fly direct to/from Bermuda

[Prudie]

This is all such a shame as BA used to be something the british could be proud of - remember 'the world's favourite airline'?

[filthiestfis]

BA used to be a great airline but is now going down like the titanic and not just because of the union strikes. I have flown BA domestically in the last couple of years and I think they offer a pretty good product domestically, however, I have not flown with them to Europe since 2007 because from then on they decided to hike up their prices while gradually stripped off their product.
Therefore I am not willing to pay £100 more to fly with them than Easyjet when the only difference is I get a "complimentary drink and snack" i.e. a packet of peanuts and a small can of coke/bottle of wine. That is not worth that much more to me!
BA really shot themselves in the foot with all the cutbacks which their loyal customers noticed. It was reprehensible of them to strip their business and 1st class product to their core whilst charging thousands of pounds for it. So, I have no sympathy for the predicament they find themselves in now.
If only their strategy had been "Lets offer value for money to our customers and really distinguish ourselves from the competition" to reduce their losses rather than go the low service, high cost airline route...

[tara20]

I should be arriving in Glasgow right now, but have had to rebook for the end of June.
Luckily I'm not bound to certain dates and can be flexible. I feel sorry for others with other arrangements, hotels etc. and limited holidays. We only had the dog to accommodate, but my daughter will take him.