British Airways is restarting its full flight schedule — but shares are crashing and IT glitch could cost it £100 million

By cineramaMay 30, 2017Bitcoin Business

People queue with their luggage for the British Airways check-in desk at Gatwick Airport in southern England, Britain, May 28, 2017. REUTERS/Hannah McKay LONDON — British Airways’ flights are […]

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British Airways is restarting its full flight schedule — but shares are crashing and IT glitch could cost it £100 million

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