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BA cabin crew may have called off today's strike, but because talks went right to the wire, it may be too late for the airline to prevent disruption. The airline says it hopes to operate a "full flying programme" today, but some passengers may experience problems with catering and some delays.
The strike was originally planned to start on Monday for three days, but it was postponed and should have started today.
But unions and BA chief executive Willie Walsh came to an agreement yesterday afternoon.
The decision to call off the strike came too late to prevent disruption to BA's services out UK airports.
Breakfast was live at Heathrow Airport on Tuesday Our business presenter Declan Curry looked at whether the cancelled strike was causing problems for travellers Declan said terminal 4 was very quiet, and that BA might be offering some special deal to passengers able to travel at short notice and fill empty seats. BA could lose millions of pounds as it had already announced details of how passengers could make alternative travel arrangements.
This plan was announced by the airline last week - as soon as the strike dates were announced.
If you're travelling with BA today, we want to hear from you Are you experiencing delays or problems checking in? Is your flight seriously delayed, or has it been cancelled?
You may have just arrived in the UK on a BA flight, did you experience any problems?
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BA's own website will have the latest news for travellers and information for passengers who were planning to change their flights because of the strike.
The BBC Travel Website will have up-to-the minute information on any delays to services.
And if you're confused about when to travel, check with BA, your travel agent, or the article below which may answer some of your questions.
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