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BA cabin crew vote to walk out
A half million ticket holders are in limbo after the cabin crews of British Airways voted in support of a two-stage strike from next Saturday against staffing and scheduling changes. There will be a break for the Easter period. The company says it is doing everything in its power to keep at least some of its flights to Moscow and St Petersburg unaffected. A senior executive is quoted as saying these destinations are money-spinners and sacrificing them would amount to a great loss. The strike is BA’s first in 13 years.
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