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Chief Executive of British Airways, Alex Cruz, leaves Millbank television studios in London following an interview on day one of the first-ever strike by British Airways pilots. The 48 hour walk out,
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Chief Executive of British Airways, Alex Cruz, leaves Millbank television studios in London following an interview on day one of the first-ever strike by British Airways pilots. The 48 hour walk out,
