British Airways has been forced to temporarily suspend flights from the UK’s second-largest airport London Gatwick under mounting pressure due to the coronavirus crisis.
Like many other European airlines fighting for survival, British Airways has been forced to mothball a large part of its fleet due to a drop in passenger demand and border restrictions.
“Due to the considerable restrictions and challenging market environment, like many other airlines, we will temporarily suspend our flying schedule at Gatwick,” the airline said in a statement.
This post was published on 31 March 2020 17:55
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