BA managers leave after T5 fiasco

15 Apr 2008

British Airways has said that two of its senior executives will leave the company after the opening of its Terminal 5 was dogged by problems. BA said Gareth Kirkwood, director of operations, and David Noyes, director of customer services, would be leaving. Full Story

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