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  • "I have to say I flew BA business last week and there were only two of us in the business section, the other individual was obviously staff as the cabin crew lad spent his time messing about with the other passenger and chatting openly about their HR issues.
    It was very unprofessional. I mentioned it in the survey I received via email on my return.
    It's a shame as I find BA very good usually."
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Hundreds of jobs to go at Gatwick

Hundreds of British Airways workers at Gatwick Airport are set to lose their jobs or be transferred to another company

Under cost-saving plans unveiled by the airline, 400 ramp workers, including baggage handlers, will see their jobs outsourced, while 170 customer service staff and management support employees will be laid off under the proposals.

A spokesman for BA said: “We have begun consultation with our trade unions on proposals to transform the way British Airways works at Gatwick.

"They are part of a wide-ranging plan to build a stronger and more cost-competitive business and safeguard jobs for the future.

"Proposals include outsourcing the ramp work, including baggage, de-icing and coaching operations, and the arrivals baggage service and combining roles within customer services.”

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