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22/04/2008 by admin.
So BAA’s ownership of seven UK airports “may not be serving well the interests of either airlines or passengers”, the Competition Commission says.
The commission’s “emerging thinking” seems to be emerging as slowly as the luggage from Heathrow’s Terminal 5! Perhaps they should work on an emerging thought that British Airways isn’t doing such a good job for anywhere outside Heathrow either.
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