British Airways Suspends London-Beijing Flights Amid Airspace Challenges
BA is halting its service to Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX) from Oct. 26.
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British Airways (BA) will suspend flights between London and Beijing in late October, citing the ongoing closure of Russian airspace and weaker demand. The move comes less than a month after fellow UK-based carrier Virgin Atlantic announced plans to halt its sole route to mainland China, blaming...
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