LONDON (Reuters) - The chief executive of British Airways said he is optimistic that international travel can resume from May 17 despite Britain warning on ...

"We are optimistic that travel can resume on the 17th of May, and the British public should not lose hope, and we remain optimistic that this will happen," BA CEO Sean Doyle told an online briefing.

The chief executive of British Airways (ICAG.L) said he is optimistic that international travel can resume from May 17 despite Britain warning on Monday that it was too soon to say whether ...

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The chief executive of British Airways said he is optimistic that international travel can resume from May 17 despite Britain warning on Monday that it was too soon to say whether holidays could ...

British Airways has promised to improve its customer service and reduce call waiting times after coming through its “worst crisis in our 102-year history.” Sean Doyle, the airline’s CEO, made the ...

Sean Doyle, chair and CEO of British Airways, has steered the carrier with new investments in technology, the brand’s reputation and sustainability. On Wednesday, March 20 at 9:30 a.m. ET, Doyle ...