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Compléments aux tableaux ci-dessus concernant les moteurs chez BA
Boeing 737-528 : CFM56-3C1
Boeing 737-436 : CFM56-3C1
Boeing 757-236 : Roll-Royce RB211-535E4
Boeing 767-336 : Rolls Royce RB211-524H
Boeing 777-236(ER) : Rolls-Royce RB211 Trent 895-17
Boeing 747-436 : Rolls-Royce RB211-524G
Airbus A318-112 : CFM56-5B
Airbus A 319-131 : IAE V2522-A5
Airbus A 320-211 : CFM56-5A1
Airbus A 320-232 : IAE V2527-A5
Airbus A 321-231 : IAE V2533-A5
Boeing 737-528 : CFM56-3C1
Boeing 737-436 : CFM56-3C1
Boeing 757-236 : Roll-Royce RB211-535E4
Boeing 767-336 : Rolls Royce RB211-524H
Boeing 777-236(ER) : Rolls-Royce RB211 Trent 895-17
Boeing 747-436 : Rolls-Royce RB211-524G
Airbus A318-112 : CFM56-5B
Airbus A 319-131 : IAE V2522-A5
Airbus A 320-211 : CFM56-5A1
Airbus A 320-232 : IAE V2527-A5
Airbus A 321-231 : IAE V2533-A5
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29 septembre : la liaison London City / JFK est ouverte.
Vol BA001.
D'Airtransportweekly :
British Airways has today (Tuesday, September 29) launched the first longhaul flight from London City Airport – an exclusive, all-business service to New York.
Two uniquely configured Airbus A318s will fly twice daily on the new route, which links the hearts of the world’s two biggest financial centres.
The historic launch flight bears British Airways’ most prestigious flight number, BA001, formerly used by Concorde.
Customers on the new service will be the first to be able to send emails, texts and use the internet via an in-flight mobile communications service, provided by OnAir.
For increased convenience customers can check-in for their flight from London City just 15 minutes before departure.
In addition, when they land at JFK Airport, they will be treated as domestic arrivals having already cleared US
customs and immigration during a brief refuelling stop at Shannon Airport in the west of Ireland.
The new service features 32 fully flat beds in a cabin specially designed to feel spacious and contemporary.
Willie Walsh, British Airways’ chief executive said: “Our long tradition of delivering world-beating and innovative new services continues with the launch of this unique route.
“For the first time, the City has a tailor-made premium service to New York on its doorstep offering the most productive possible use of time for business people travelling between the two great financial districts.”
Richard Gooding, chief executive of London City Airport, said: “Providing long haul services for the first time out of London City is a major milestone in the history of the airport.
“New York is the most demanded destination not currently served from London City. The new route is a key growth opportunity for us and demonstrates the premium nature of London City Airport.”
To underline the premium status of the new service, in-flight dining has been developed in partnership with Roast restaurant, based at London’s Borough Market, to draw upon their expertise in creating menus that feature the best of British produce and regional specialities.
Arriving customers will also be able to enjoy complimentary Health Club access at the London Marriott, West India Quay to freshen up before heading into their office or continuing their journey.
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Vol BA001.
D'Airtransportweekly :
British Airways has today (Tuesday, September 29) launched the first longhaul flight from London City Airport – an exclusive, all-business service to New York.
Two uniquely configured Airbus A318s will fly twice daily on the new route, which links the hearts of the world’s two biggest financial centres.
The historic launch flight bears British Airways’ most prestigious flight number, BA001, formerly used by Concorde.
Customers on the new service will be the first to be able to send emails, texts and use the internet via an in-flight mobile communications service, provided by OnAir.
For increased convenience customers can check-in for their flight from London City just 15 minutes before departure.
In addition, when they land at JFK Airport, they will be treated as domestic arrivals having already cleared US
customs and immigration during a brief refuelling stop at Shannon Airport in the west of Ireland.
The new service features 32 fully flat beds in a cabin specially designed to feel spacious and contemporary.
Willie Walsh, British Airways’ chief executive said: “Our long tradition of delivering world-beating and innovative new services continues with the launch of this unique route.
“For the first time, the City has a tailor-made premium service to New York on its doorstep offering the most productive possible use of time for business people travelling between the two great financial districts.”
Richard Gooding, chief executive of London City Airport, said: “Providing long haul services for the first time out of London City is a major milestone in the history of the airport.
“New York is the most demanded destination not currently served from London City. The new route is a key growth opportunity for us and demonstrates the premium nature of London City Airport.”
To underline the premium status of the new service, in-flight dining has been developed in partnership with Roast restaurant, based at London’s Borough Market, to draw upon their expertise in creating menus that feature the best of British produce and regional specialities.
Arriving customers will also be able to enjoy complimentary Health Club access at the London Marriott, West India Quay to freshen up before heading into their office or continuing their journey.
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Résultats prévisionnels de trafic pour septembre. On amortit la chute.
Reste à voir ceux qui sont sur les mêmes créneaux
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British Airways plc on Monday reported a 0.8% decline in traffic for September, as capacity fell 3.7%, resulting in an increase in load factor for the month. The airline noted that market conditions in September remained unchanged, with
yields under pressure from the year-over-year impact of lower fuel surcharges, exchange movements and mix.
Traffic, measured in revenue passenger kilometers, fell 0.8% to 9.83 billion from 9.91 billion in the same period last year. Traffic comprised a 7.9% decrease in premium traffic and a 0.7% increase in non-premium traffic.
The company noted that Premium traffic comparisons are starting to be against a weaker base, with the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers occurring mid-way through September 2008. The carrier has been particularly hard hit by the economic downturn because of its reliance on transatlantic premium traffic, which has fallen as companies cut costs.
Passenger capacity, measured in available seat kilometers, declined 3.7% to 12.09 billion from 12.55 billion in the prior-year period. The company's passenger load factor rose 2.4 points to 81.3% compared with 78.9% in the
corresponding period last year. Load factor measures the proportion of available seats an airline fills with paying passengers. Overall load factor was 75.9%, up by 2.4 points from 73.5% in the year-ago period.
Total passengers carried during the month were 2.92 million, down 1.7% from 2.97 million in the year ago period.
Cargo, measured in Cargo Tonne Kilometres, fell by 2.6%.
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Résultats prévisionnels de trafic pour septembre. On amortit la chute.
Reste à voir ceux qui sont sur les mêmes créneaux
(RTTNews) -
British Airways plc on Monday reported a 0.8% decline in traffic for September, as capacity fell 3.7%, resulting in an increase in load factor for the month. The airline noted that market conditions in September remained unchanged, with
yields under pressure from the year-over-year impact of lower fuel surcharges, exchange movements and mix.
Traffic, measured in revenue passenger kilometers, fell 0.8% to 9.83 billion from 9.91 billion in the same period last year. Traffic comprised a 7.9% decrease in premium traffic and a 0.7% increase in non-premium traffic.
The company noted that Premium traffic comparisons are starting to be against a weaker base, with the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers occurring mid-way through September 2008. The carrier has been particularly hard hit by the economic downturn because of its reliance on transatlantic premium traffic, which has fallen as companies cut costs.
Passenger capacity, measured in available seat kilometers, declined 3.7% to 12.09 billion from 12.55 billion in the prior-year period. The company's passenger load factor rose 2.4 points to 81.3% compared with 78.9% in the
corresponding period last year. Load factor measures the proportion of available seats an airline fills with paying passengers. Overall load factor was 75.9%, up by 2.4 points from 73.5% in the year-ago period.
Total passengers carried during the month were 2.92 million, down 1.7% from 2.97 million in the year ago period.
Cargo, measured in Cargo Tonne Kilometres, fell by 2.6%.
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Suite du feuilleton restructuration de BA. Très laconique sur le site A&C ( comme souvent )
LONDRES, 19 oct 2009 (AFP)
La direction de British Airways et les syndicats des hôtesses et stewards se sont rencontrés lundi pour discuter des suppressions d'emplois et des baisses de salaires prévues par la direction, qui a considéré l'entrevue comme "franche et ouverte".
2009 AFP
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LONDRES, 19 oct 2009 (AFP)
La direction de British Airways et les syndicats des hôtesses et stewards se sont rencontrés lundi pour discuter des suppressions d'emplois et des baisses de salaires prévues par la direction, qui a considéré l'entrevue comme "franche et ouverte".
2009 AFP
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