BA defers move to T5

While a normal flight schedule has been operated at T5 since 08-Apr-08, the carrier stated it wants to ensure that customers can be confident of high service standards when additional flights are introduced.

BA's Chief Executive, Willie Walsh, said "We are making this decision in the interests of customers.  Though Terminal Five is now working well, we need to have confidence that good service can be maintained when the terminal is handling larger numbers of customers.”

© Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation. Date posted: 14-Apr-08
 

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