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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British Airways now has 38 planes parked up at Palma airport
A further 10 landed on Tuesday.
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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.