Their winter capacity by about 8%. and it is a sign aviation is still not back to normal. now, amid staff shortages, many airlines, but not all, cut back their summer schedules to make them more reliable. in the case of ba, it dropped nearly 30,000 flights in advance over the summer period. the idea being that those running would be more reliable. now, ba is cutting 10,000 short haulflights or 5,000 return trips between the end of october and the end of march next year. again this is meant to build more resilience into the system. it s also removing a dozen short haul return trips, or about 2k flights, each day until the 29th of october. that s in response to the cap on passenger numbers heathrow has in place, and recently extended. that is until the end of october. british airways says the vast majority of their passengers will
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By heathrow yesterday. ryanair doesn t actually fly from heathrow but is talking about offering more flights out of stansted in the autumn half term period. but the context here is with regards to what happened at heathrow. it is about heathrow extending the daily limit on passengers, departing passengers, that it imposed in mid july and it said at the time that there were operational issues basically being caused by resourcing issues or staffing issues with ground handling a particular area of concern, and it was worried that this was causing the passenger experience to not be up to what it should he, basically, including, you know, baggage basically not being where it should be, that sort of thing. it says that that has worked, disruption or problems have been minimised by putting that limit on daily passengers coming through, so it s now going to extend that. it was due to finish on the 11th of september but it will now go through to the 29th of october. it s not entirely clear
The time that there were operational issues being caused by resourcing issues being caused by resourcing issues or staffing issues, with ground handling in particular. it was worried that this was causing the passenger experience to not be “p the passenger experience to not be up to what it should be basically. it says that that has worked, that disruption or problems have been minimised by putting that limit on daily passengers coming through, so it s not going to extend that. it was due to finish in the 11th of september, and it will now go through the 29th of october. it s not entirely clear what impact that will have yet. you wouldn t expect as many passengers or flights will have yet. you wouldn t expect as many passengers orflights in september and october compared to the peak summer period. but it could mean some more cancellations or people being moved onto different flights. i know airlines are still
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