British Airways Pilots' Two-Day Strike Grounds Nearly All Flights

The video discusses the British Airways pilot strike, which led to the cancellation of nearly all services for two days, costing the airline approximately £80 million. The pilots demand a wage increase, citing the airline's improved financial performance. British Airways faces additional challenges due to Brexit and a weakened pound, complicating their response to the strike.

What was the immediate impact of the British Airways pilots' strike?

• Cancellation of almost all flights

• Decrease in stock prices by 10%

• Increase in pilot wages

• Increase in flight services

Why are the British Airways pilots demanding higher wages?

• The pilots are planning to leave the company

• British Airways has been financially successful recently

• The airline is facing financial losses

• The pilots want to work fewer hours

How did the pilots contribute during the financial crisis?

• They went on strike

• They took a wage cut

• They demanded higher wages

• They left the company

What external factor is affecting British Airways' situation?

• Increase in fuel prices

• No deal Brexit risk

• New airline competitors

• Decrease in global tourism

What is one potential consequence of the ongoing strike for British Airways?

• Worsened reputation

• Strengthened company reputation

• Improved customer satisfaction

• Increased flight bookings