British Airways has parked up a further 10 planes at Palma airport, bringing the total to 38. The aircraft are not needed at the moment as airlines across the globe continue to struggle.
British Airways has parked up a further 10 planes at Palma airport, bringing the total to 38. The aircraft are not needed at the moment as airlines across the globe continue to struggle.
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No, it is not free, plus the aircraft still need to be maintained, which at least provides some work for the staff at PMI.
Is the Parking of these Aircraft in Palma Free ?
When these Aircraft can be put back into Service. Will British Airways put on discounted flights for Virus tested Passengers. Back to Europe, UK, Germany etc.