British Airways Cancels Almost All Flights Over Pilot Strike

British Airways canceled most flights on September 9th and 10th due to a pilot strike over a pay dispute. The airline had offered an 11.5% pay raise over three years, which was rejected by the British Airline Pilots Association. The strike led to significant disruptions, with the airline advising passengers not to come to the airport and offering refunds or rebooking options. The strike is estimated to cost British Airways $50 million per day, with another strike planned for September 27th.

What were the dates when British Airways cancelled nearly all of its flights?

• September 1st and 2nd

• September 9th and 10th

• September 15th and 16th

• September 27th and 28th

What percentage pay raise did British Airways offer to its pilots?

• 10%

• 11.5%

• 12%

• 15%

What was the average annual salary that the pay raise would have put the pilots at?

• $200,000

• $225,000

• $250,000

• $275,000

What alternative options is British Airways offering to customers affected by the flight cancellations?

• Full refunds or rebooking on other airlines

• Free meals and accommodations

• Discounts on future flights

• Travel vouchers

What is the estimated cost of the strike to British Airways per day according to the Pilots Association?

• $30 million

• $40 million

• $50 million

• $60 million