The crisis is driving British Airways to sell 747 cutlery

British Airways, “British Airways”, which is suffering economically due to the Covid-19 crisis, announced Monday that it will sell dishes used in aircraft and items from the Boeing 747 plane that it withdrew from its fleet.
The British airline said in a statement that used first-class cups and cutlery, slippers and even blankets, are among the items offered for sale “to recreate a magical flying experience at home.”
Collectors can also acquire items used in the 747, such as wagons.
In order to improve its financial conditions, which were affected by the health crisis that imposed restrictions on travel, the company also decided to sell the artworks displayed in its reception halls.
AAG group, which owns British Airways and Iberia, has totaled 5.6 billion euros in losses since the beginning of the year, including 1.76 billion euros in the third quarter.
In order to overcome the crisis, AAG implemented a major restructuring, including the elimination of 13,000 British Airways jobs.
The group has also reduced its investment expenditures. It postponed an order for 68 new aircraft to the year 2022 and decided to withdraw Boeing 747s called “jumbo jets” from its fleet before the expected date, due to their enormous size. (AFP)

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