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British Airways seeks to keep business class clients through price cuts
Posted on November 9th, 2009
British Airways seeks to keep business class clients through price cuts
Representatives of British Airways airline, which operates 21 weekly flights on the Bucharest-London route, say they have cut business class fees almost three times in order to stimulate passenger traffic.
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