DBA Reduces Capacity As Economy Weakens
British Airways' German subsidiary DBA is significantly reducing its short-term capacity because traffic is falling short of plans. The airline will pull the equivalent of two Boeing 737-300s out of service and fly 14 instead of 16 aircraft. The airline said it will reaccommodate passengers on other...
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