The head of British Airways' Australian operations, Neil Ager, has spoken exclusively on camera to SPICENEWS about the company's commitment to the Sydney-London route in the wake of the airline's Joint Services Agreement with Qantas coming to an end in Ma
By JAMES WILKINSON
The head of British Airways’ Australian operations, Neil Ager, has spoken exclusively on camera to SPICENEWS about the company’s commitment to the SYdney-London route in the wake of the airline’s Joint Services Agreement with Qantas coming to an end in March 2013.
Ager, British Airways’ Regional Commercial Manager – South West Pacific, said part of that commitment was the airline’s upgrading of aircraft on the route to the Boeing 777-300ER from April 2013, a plane that features the company’s latest onboard product.
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