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Diverse aircraft landing in Barcelona
An Airbus A320-251N from British Airways lands at Barcelona-El Prat Airport in Barcelona, Spain, on February 3, 2025. (Photo by Joan Valls/Urbanandsport/NurPhoto) -
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Diverse aircraft landing in Barcelona
An Airbus A320-251N from British Airways lands at Barcelona-El Prat Airport in Barcelona, Spain, on February 3, 2025. (Photo by Joan Valls/Urbanandsport/NurPhoto) -
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UK Ait Traffic Control failure in London, UK.
28/08/2023. London, UK.
Large numbers of aircraft are seen on the ground at London Heathrow as congestion builds due to a failure of UK wide air traffic control systems. Hundreds of flights are being cancelled and delayed with passengers stuck on aircraft unable to take off if their destination is in the UK.
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UK Ait Traffic Control failure in London, UK.
28/08/2023. London, UK.
One airliner takes off as large numbers of aircraft are seen parked up at London Heathrow's Terminal 5 as congestion builds due to a failure of UK wide air traffic control systems. Hundreds of flights are being cancelled and delayed with passengers stuck on aircraft unable to take off if their destination is in the UK.
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Covid-19 pandemic Aerospace Decline UK
The aerospace industry in the UK is facing unprecedented financial challenges, with airlines and the airline maintanence industry being severly effected by the Covid 19 Pandemic and the grounding of airplanes and the restrictions on tourism and travel. Wales has major aerospace industries based in the country and they are set to make many redundancies as a result of the economic downturn. Here the GE Aerospace factory where they make the new GE9X engine in Caerphilly, South Wales is observed.
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Covid-19 pandemic Aerospace Decline UK
The aerospace industry in the UK is facing unprecedented financial challenges, with airlines and the airline maintanence industry being severly effected by the Covid 19 Pandemic and the grounding of airplanes and the restrictions on tourism and travel. Wales has major aerospace industries based in the country and they are set to make many redundancies as a result of the economic downturn. Here the GE Aerospace factory where they make the new GE9X engine in Caerphilly, South Wales is observed.
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Covid-19 pandemic Aerospace Decline UK
The aerospace industry in the UK is facing unprecedented financial challenges, with airlines and the airline maintanence industry being severly effected by the Covid 19 Pandemic and the grounding of airplanes and the restrictions on tourism and travel. Wales has major aerospace industries based in the country and they are set to make many redundancies as a result of the economic downturn. Here the GE Aerospace factory where they make the new GE9X engine in Caerphilly, South Wales is observed.
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Covid-19 pandemic Aerospace Decline UK
The aerospace industry in the UK is facing unprecedented financial challenges, with airlines and the airline maintanence industry being severly effected by the Covid 19 Pandemic and the grounding of airplanes and the restrictions on tourism and travel. Wales has major aerospace industries based in the country and they are set to make many redundancies as a result of the economic downturn. Here Kerry Owens, a GE Aerospace worker is observed outside his home in Nelson, South Wales.
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Covid-19 pandemic Aerospace Decline UK
The aerospace industry in the UK is facing unprecedented financial challenges, with airlines and the airline maintanence industry being severly effected by the Covid 19 Pandemic and the grounding of airplanes and the restrictions on tourism and travel. Wales has major aerospace industries based in the country and they are set to make many redundancies as a result of the economic downturn. Here Kerry Owens, a GE Aerospace worker is observed outside his home in Nelson, South Wales.
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Covid-19 pandemic Aerospace Decline UK
The aerospace industry in the UK is facing unprecedented financial challenges, with airlines and the airline maintanence industry being severly effected by the Covid 19 Pandemic and the grounding of airplanes and the restrictions on tourism and travel. Wales has major aerospace industries based in the country and they are set to make many redundancies as a result of the economic downturn. Here Kerry Owens, a GE Aerospace worker is observed outside his home in Nelson, South Wales.
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Covid-19 pandemic Aerospace Decline UK
The aerospace industry in the UK is facing unprecedented financial challenges, with airlines and the airline maintanence industry being severly effected by the Covid 19 Pandemic and the grounding of airplanes and the restrictions on tourism and travel. Wales has major aerospace industries based in the country and they are set to make many redundancies as a result of the economic downturn. Here Emma Barnsley, a GE Aerospace worker and Union Rep is observed outside her home in Nelson, South Wales.
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Covid-19 pandemic Aerospace Decline UK
The aerospace industry in the UK is facing unprecedented financial challenges, with airlines and the airline maintanence industry being severly effected by the Covid 19 Pandemic and the grounding of airplanes and the restrictions on tourism and travel. Wales has major aerospace industries based in the country and they are set to make many redundancies as a result of the economic downturn. Here Emma Barnsley, a GE Aerospace worker and Union Rep is observed outside her home in Nelson, South Wales.
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Covid-19 pandemic Aerospace Decline UK
The aerospace industry in the UK is facing unprecedented financial challenges, with airlines and the airline maintanence industry being severly effected by the Covid 19 Pandemic and the grounding of airplanes and the restrictions on tourism and travel. Wales has major aerospace industries based in the country and they are set to make many redundancies as a result of the economic downturn. Here Emma Barnsley, a GE Aerospace worker and Union Rep is observed outside her home in Nelson, South Wales.
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Covid-19 pandemic Aerospace Decline UK
The aerospace industry in the UK is facing unprecedented financial challenges, with airlines and the airline maintanence industry being severly effected by the Covid 19 Pandemic and the grounding of airplanes and the restrictions on tourism and travel. Wales has major aerospace industries based in the country and they are set to make many redundancies as a result of the economic downturn. Here, masked anonymous protesters at a UNITE protest against the contractal changes British Airways want to bring in are observed stand outsddie the local MP Jamie Wallis's office in Bridgend, South Wales
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Covid-19 pandemic Aerospace Decline UK
The aerospace industry in the UK is facing unprecedented financial challenges, with airlines and the airline maintanence industry being severly effected by the Covid 19 Pandemic and the grounding of airplanes and the restrictions on tourism and travel. Wales has major aerospace industries based in the country and they are set to make many redundancies as a result of the economic downturn. Here, masked anonymous protesters at a UNITE protest against the contractal changes British Airways want to bring in are observed walking to the local MP Jamie Wallis's office in Bridgend, South Wales
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Covid-19 pandemic Aerospace Decline UK
The aerospace industry in the UK is facing unprecedented financial challenges, with airlines and the airline maintanence industry being severly effected by the Covid 19 Pandemic and the grounding of airplanes and the restrictions on tourism and travel. Wales has major aerospace industries based in the country and they are set to make many redundancies as a result of the economic downturn. Here, masked anonymous protesters at a UNITE protest against the contractal changes British Airways want to bring in are observed walking to the local MP Jamie Wallis's office in Bridgend, South Wales
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Covid-19 pandemic Aerospace Decline UK
The aerospace industry in the UK is facing unprecedented financial challenges, with airlines and the airline maintanence industry being severly effected by the Covid 19 Pandemic and the grounding of airplanes and the restrictions on tourism and travel. Wales has major aerospace industries based in the country and they are set to make many redundancies as a result of the economic downturn. Here, a masked anonymous protester and his son at a UNITE protest against the contract changes British Airways want to bring in are observed in Bridgend, South Wales
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Covid-19 pandemic Aerospace Decline UK
The aerospace industry in the UK is facing unprecedented financial challenges, with airlines and the airline maintanence industry being severly effected by the Covid 19 Pandemic and the grounding of airplanes and the restrictions on tourism and travel. Wales has major aerospace industries based in the country and they are set to make many redundancies as a result of the economic downturn. Here, a masked anonymous protester at a UNITE protest against the contract changes British Airways want to bring in is observed in Bridgend, South Wales
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Heathrow third runway ruled illegal over climate change Appeal court says decision to give go-ahead not consistent with Paris agreement
Heathrow Airport. Plane landing at the airport
Plans for a third runway at Heathrow airport have been ruled illegal by the court of appeal because ministers did not adequately take into account the governmentÕs commitments to tackle the climate crisis.
The ruling is a major blow to the project at a time when public concern about the climate emergency is rising fast and the government has set a target in law of net zero emissions by 2050. The prime minister, Boris Johnson, could use the ruling to abandon the project, or the government could draw up a new policy document to approve the runway.
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Heathrow third runway ruled illegal over climate change Appeal court says decision to give go-ahead not consistent with Paris agreement
Heathrow Airport. Plane landing at the airport
Plans for a third runway at Heathrow airport have been ruled illegal by the court of appeal because ministers did not adequately take into account the governmentÕs commitments to tackle the climate crisis.
The ruling is a major blow to the project at a time when public concern about the climate emergency is rising fast and the government has set a target in law of net zero emissions by 2050. The prime minister, Boris Johnson, could use the ruling to abandon the project, or the government could draw up a new policy document to approve the runway.
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To commemorate the contribution of British and Commonwealth servicemen and women in the two world wars and later conflicts, a British Airways 747 has been adorned with a giant poppy
To commemorate the contribution of British and Commonwealth servicemen and women in the two world wars and later conflicts, a British Airways 747 has been adorned with a giant poppy. In the centenary year of the beginning of the First World War, the 8ft by 8ft poppy will be displayed on the aircraft as it flies to numerous British Airways destinations around the world. Keith Williams, British Airways¿ executive chairman, said: ¿We are honoured to pay our own tribute to the millions who have fought for their country during the last 100 years. ¿We believe this will help deliver the spirit of remembrance to countries around the world and support the great work that takes place through The Royal British Legion¿s Poppy Appeal.¿ The decision to display the poppy is particularly poignant for the many reservists currently employed across the airline. British Airways will asking customers and colleagues to observe a period of silence at 11am on Remembrance Sunday on November 9 and Armistice Day on Tuesday November 11. During both periods, British Airways pilots at UK airports will not start aircraft engines. British Airways staff, along with current servicemen and women, will be selling poppies at Terminal 5 and at British Airways¿ facilities around Heathrow during London Poppy Day on October 30.
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To commemorate the contribution of British and Commonwealth servicemen and women in the two world wars and later conflicts, a British Airways 747 has been adorned with a giant poppy
To commemorate the contribution of British and Commonwealth servicemen and women in the two world wars and later conflicts, a British Airways 747 has been adorned with a giant poppy. In the centenary year of the beginning of the First World War, the 8ft by 8ft poppy will be displayed on the aircraft as it flies to numerous British Airways destinations around the world. Keith Williams, British Airways¿ executive chairman, said: ¿We are honoured to pay our own tribute to the millions who have fought for their country during the last 100 years. ¿We believe this will help deliver the spirit of remembrance to countries around the world and support the great work that takes place through The Royal British Legion¿s Poppy Appeal.¿ The decision to display the poppy is particularly poignant for the many reservists currently employed across the airline. British Airways will asking customers and colleagues to observe a period of silence at 11am on Remembrance Sunday on November 9 and Armistice Day on Tuesday November 11. During both periods, British Airways pilots at UK airports will not start aircraft engines. British Airways staff, along with current servicemen and women, will be selling poppies at Terminal 5 and at British Airways¿ facilities around Heathrow during London Poppy Day on October 30.
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Man vs Plane: Bryan Habana takes on British Airways¿ new A380 Superjumbo
South African Rugby player, Bryan Habana, pushed himself to new heights as he went up against British Airways brand new superjumbo, the Airbus A380.
Habana, who famously raced the cheetah in 2007 to save them from extinction, took on a new challenge racing British Airways animal in a 100m race.
Weighing in at 95kg with a height of 1.8m, Habana is pictured preparing to race British Airways superjumbo of 366,000kg, with a height of 24m, a wingspan of 80m and 73m in length. Model, Georgia May Jagger was on hand to start the race.
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Man vs Plane: Bryan Habana takes on British Airways¿ new A380 Superjumbo
South African Rugby player, Bryan Habana, pushed himself to new heights as he went up against British Airways brand new superjumbo, the Airbus A380.
Habana, who famously raced the cheetah in 2007 to save them from extinction, took on a new challenge racing British Airways animal in a 100m race.
Weighing in at 95kg with a height of 1.8m, Habana is pictured preparing to race British Airways superjumbo of 366,000kg, with a height of 24m, a wingspan of 80m and 73m in length. Model, Georgia May Jagger was on hand to start the race.
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Man vs Plane: Bryan Habana takes on British Airways¿ new A380 Superjumbo
South African Rugby player, Bryan Habana, pushed himself to new heights as he went up against British Airways brand new superjumbo, the Airbus A380.
Habana, who famously raced the cheetah in 2007 to save them from extinction, took on a new challenge racing British Airways animal in a 100m race.
Weighing in at 95kg with a height of 1.8m, Habana is pictured preparing to race British Airways superjumbo of 366,000kg, with a height of 24m, a wingspan of 80m and 73m in length. Model, Georgia May Jagger was on hand to start the race.
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Man vs Plane: Bryan Habana takes on British Airways¿ new A380 Superjumbo
South African Rugby player, Bryan Habana, pushed himself to new heights as he went up against British Airways brand new superjumbo, the Airbus A380.
Habana, who famously raced the cheetah in 2007 to save them from extinction, took on a new challenge racing British Airways animal in a 100m race.
Weighing in at 95kg with a height of 1.8m, Habana is pictured preparing to race British Airways superjumbo of 366,000kg, with a height of 24m, a wingspan of 80m and 73m in length. Model, Georgia May Jagger was on hand to start the race.
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Georgia May Jagger and Rugby heavyweights launch A380 Superjumbo to Johannesburg
Rugby giants Chris Robshaw, Bryan Habana and Jean De Villiers have undertaken one of the biggest challenges of their careers Ð taking on the might of British AirwaysÕ largest aircraft, the Airbus A380.
Weighing in at 110kg, 95kg and 101kg respectively, Robshaw, the England rugby captain and Habana and De Villiers, the South African Springboks, are pictured attempting to pull the airlineÕs newest fleet member (topping the, scales at 366,000kgs) down the runway at Manston Airport in Kent.
Model, Georgia May Jagger, was also on hand to oversee proceedings.
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Georgia May Jagger and Rugby heavyweights launch A380 Superjumbo to Johannesburg
Rugby giants Chris Robshaw, Bryan Habana and Jean De Villiers have undertaken one of the biggest challenges of their careers Ð taking on the might of British AirwaysÕ largest aircraft, the Airbus A380.
Weighing in at 110kg, 95kg and 101kg respectively, Robshaw, the England rugby captain and Habana and De Villiers, the South African Springboks, are pictured attempting to pull the airlineÕs newest fleet member (topping the, scales at 366,000kgs) down the runway at Manston Airport in Kent.
Model, Georgia May Jagger, was also on hand to oversee proceedings.
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Georgia May Jagger and Rugby heavyweights launch A380 Superjumbo to Johannesburg
Rugby giants Chris Robshaw, Bryan Habana and Jean De Villiers have undertaken one of the biggest challenges of their careers ¿ taking on the might of British Airways¿ largest aircraft, the Airbus A380.
Weighing in at 110kg, 95kg and 101kg respectively, Robshaw, the England rugby captain and Habana and De Villiers, the South African Springboks, are pictured attempting to pull the airline¿s newest fleet member (topping the, scales at 366,000kgs) down the runway at Manston Airport in Kent.
Model, Georgia May Jagger, was also on hand to oversee proceedings.
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Georgia May Jagger and Rugby heavyweights launch A380 Superjumbo to Johannesburg
Rugby giants Chris Robshaw, Bryan Habana and Jean De Villiers have undertaken one of the biggest challenges of their careers Ð taking on the might of British AirwaysÕ largest aircraft, the Airbus A380.
Weighing in at 110kg, 95kg and 101kg respectively, Robshaw, the England rugby captain and Habana and De Villiers, the South African Springboks, are pictured attempting to pull the airlineÕs newest fleet member (topping the, scales at 366,000kgs) down the runway at Manston Airport in Kent.
Model, Georgia May Jagger, was also on hand to oversee proceedings.
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Georgia May Jagger and Rugby heavyweights launch A380 Superjumbo to Johannesburg
Rugby giants Chris Robshaw, Bryan Habana and Jean De Villiers have undertaken one of the biggest challenges of their careers Ð taking on the might of British AirwaysÕ largest aircraft, the Airbus A380.
Weighing in at 110kg, 95kg and 101kg respectively, Robshaw, the England rugby captain and Habana and De Villiers, the South African Springboks, are pictured attempting to pull the airlineÕs newest fleet member (topping the, scales at 366,000kgs) down the runway at Manston Airport in Kent.
Model, Georgia May Jagger, was also on hand to oversee proceedings.
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Lisa Snowdon tests Dreamliners comfort
With just a week to go until British Airways¿ first Boeing 787 Dreamliner heads on its inaugural long-haul flight to Toronto, DJ and model Lisa Snowdon (pictured) has been testing out the comfort on board the new aircraft.
The 787 will leave Heathrow on its maiden long-haul flight, the BA093 on September 1.
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Lisa Snowdon tests Dreamliners comfort
With just a week to go until British Airways¿ first Boeing 787 Dreamliner heads on its inaugural long-haul flight to Toronto, DJ and model Lisa Snowdon (pictured) has been testing out the comfort on board the new aircraft.
The 787 will leave Heathrow on its maiden long-haul flight, the BA093 on September 1.
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Day 11 - Olympic Games, London - 07 August 2012.
People watching Live Action from the Sports taking place inside London 2012 Venues at the Olympic Park's very own Live Site, "Park Live" - East (presented by British Airways) at The Olympic Park, Stratford, London on Tuesday 07 August 2012. (FOTO: DUKAS/LFI/Photoshot)
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Day 11 - Olympic Games, London - 07 August 2012.
People watching Live Action from the Sports taking place inside London 2012 Venues at the Olympic Park's very own Live Site, "Park Live" - East (presented by British Airways) at The Olympic Park, Stratford, London on Tuesday 07 August 2012. Picture shows The Orbit and The Olympic Stadium in the background. (FOTO: DUKAS/LFI/Photoshot)
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Day 11 - Olympic Games, London - 07 August 2012.
People watching Live Action from the Sports taking place inside London 2012 Venues at the Olympic Park's very own Live Site, "Park Live" - East (presented by British Airways) at The Olympic Park, Stratford, London on Tuesday 07 August 2012. Picture shows The Orbit and The Olympic Stadium in the background. (FOTO: DUKAS/LFI/Photoshot)
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Women in Bangladesh prepare Christmas cards for the UK market
A woman living in Sreepur Village in Bangladesh sorts Christmas cards ready for delivery to the UK. The village is home to about 100 destitute mothers and 500 abandoned children. It was established 20 years ago by former British Airways stewardess Pat Kerr, who still spends much of her time in the village supervising its work. Part of its funding comes from the sale of Christmas cards made by the women and sold in the UK, with about 95 per cent of the profits going straight to the women. The UK-registered charity still relies heavily on donations to keep the village running.© Gethin Chamberlain / eyevine
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Women in Bangladesh prepare Christmas cards for the UK market
Shahanz, 27, in the paper-making workshop in Sreepur Village, Bangladesh. She makes paper which is used to produce Christmas cards destined for the UK.
About 95 per cent of the profits from the cards goes straight back to the women [a small portion pays for administration costs]. The project is part of the Sreepur Village charity in Bangladesh, which looks after about 100 destitute mothers and 500 abandoned children. It was established 20 years ago by former British Airways stewardess Pat Kerr, who still spends much of her time in the village supervising its work. The cards play an important part in the funding of the village, but it still relies on donations to keep it running.© Gethin Chamberlain / eyevine
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The Palace of Westminster Clock Tower, Big Ben, seen through the London Eye illumintaed at night, at wintertime in the nation's capital city (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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