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If 50 years of post-war economics has taught us anything, it's this: state subsidies preserve bad habits.

The British CAA (Civil Aviation Authority) was in complete agreement with our decision to resume Concorde's services shortly after the Air France crash,

We have been in constant contact with the airworthiness authorities in the UK and France, the airframe and engine manufacturers, and Air France throughout Concorde's flying life, and particularly closely since the accident in Paris last month,

The British CAA was in complete agreement with our decision to resume Concorde's services shortly after the Air France crash,

We have been in constant contact with the airworthiness authorities in the UK and France, the airframe and engine manufacturers, and Air France throughout Concorde's flying life, and particularly closely since the accident in Paris last month.

We were notified this morning by the [Air Accidents Investigation Bureau], an arm of the [Civil Aviation Authority] that in light of the latest information available to it that it and its French counterpart would tomorrow recommend that the certificate of airworthiness should be suspended, ... As soon as we heard this, we immediately withdrew the supersonic fleet from service.

Although the heart of the European profitability problem lies at Gatwick, there's more to fixing Europe than getting Gatwick right,

We need to address the problems at Gatwick, but a key part is fleet changes across short-haul operations and we also need to be clear about what destinations we can serve profitably,

I'm confident that we'll complete with 3i (venture capital group), but there are a couple of people waiting in the wings,

The British CAA (Civil Aviation Authority) was in complete agreement with our decision to resume Concorde's services shortly after the Air France crash.

We have been in constant contact with the airworthiness authorities in the UK and France, the airframe and engine manufacturers, and Air France throughout Concorde's flying life, and particularly closely since the accident in Paris last month.

We were notified this morning by the [Air Accidents Investigation Bureau], an arm of the [Civil Aviation Authority] that in light of the latest information available to it that it and its French counterpart would tomorrow recommend that the certificate of airworthiness should be suspended. As soon as we heard this, we immediately withdrew the supersonic fleet from service.

This is not our dispute. Our customers must come first and everyone involved in creating this chaotic situation must come to their senses.

[BA argues that Chapter 11 is used as another form of state aid and keeps the industry bloated at a time when it would benefit from a sharp reduction in airlines.] In the last four years, the U.S. airlines have soaked up $15 billion to $20 billion (€12 billion-€16 billion) of public subsidies and loan guarantees, ... They're operating in protected markets, they're hoovering up public funds and still they can't make a profit.

The world does not need 300 airlines,

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