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Japan grounds Boeing 787 fleet
August 6, 2011, Everett, Washington, United States: Boeing employee Thomas Stake helps guide the first Boeing 787 Dreamliner delivered to a customer out of the hanger at Paine Field, in Everett, WASH...Boeing presented the first 787 Dreamliner to launch customer ANA (All Nippon Airways) at Paine Field. The new planes's first commercial flight will be a special charter from Tokyo to Hong Kong. On January 16, 2013, Japan's two biggest airlines, ANA and JAL, grounded all their Boeing 787 aircraft for safety checks after one was forced to make an emergency landing. All Nippon Airways said a cockpit message showed battery problems and a burning smell was detected in the cockpit and the cabin, the latest in a series of failures plaguing the jet in the past ten days. (Stuart Isett/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Conferenza stampa dei nuovi vertici di Ita Airways
L’amministratore delegato di Ita Airways Joerg Eberhart (destra) e il presidente Sandro Pappalardo durante la conferenza stampa dei nuovi vertici della compagnia aerea, Fiumicino, Lunedì, 3 Febbraio 2025 (Foto Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse)
Ita Airways CEO Joerg Eberhart (right) and president Sandro Pappalardo during the press conference of the new airline management, Fiumicino, Monday, Feb. 3, 2025 (Photo by Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse)
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Conferenza stampa dei nuovi vertici di Ita Airways
L’amministratore delegato di Ita Airways Joerg Eberhart (sx)), l’ad di Lufthansa Carsten Spohr e il presidente di Ita Airways Sandro Pappalardo (dx) durante la conferenza stampa dei nuovi vertici della compagnia aerea, Fiumicino, Lunedì, 3 Febbraio 2025 (Foto Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse)
Ita Airways CEO Joerg Eberhart (left), CEO of Lufthansa Carsten Spohr and president of Ita Airways Sandro Pappalardo (right) during the press conference of the new airline management, Fiumicino, Monday, Feb. 3, 2025 (Photo by Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse)
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Conferenza stampa dei nuovi vertici di Ita Airways
L’amministratore delegato di Ita Airways Joerg Eberhart (sx)), l’ad di Lufthansa Carsten Spohr e il presidente di Ita Airways Sandro Pappalardo (dx) durante la conferenza stampa dei nuovi vertici della compagnia aerea, Fiumicino, Lunedì, 3 Febbraio 2025 (Foto Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse)
Ita Airways CEO Joerg Eberhart (left), CEO of Lufthansa Carsten Spohr and president of Ita Airways Sandro Pappalardo (right) during the press conference of the new airline management, Fiumicino, Monday, Feb. 3, 2025 (Photo by Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse)
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Conferenza stampa dei nuovi vertici di Ita Airways
L’amministratore delegato di Ita Airways Joerg Eberhart (sx)), l’ad di Lufthansa Carsten Spohr e il presidente di Ita Airways Sandro Pappalardo (dx) durante la conferenza stampa dei nuovi vertici della compagnia aerea, Fiumicino, Lunedì, 3 Febbraio 2025 (Foto Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse)
Ita Airways CEO Joerg Eberhart (left), CEO of Lufthansa Carsten Spohr and president of Ita Airways Sandro Pappalardo (right) during the press conference of the new airline management, Fiumicino, Monday, Feb. 3, 2025 (Photo by Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse)
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Conferenza stampa dei nuovi vertici di Ita Airways
L’amministratore delegato di Ita Airways Joerg Eberhart (sx)), l’ad di Lufthansa Carsten Spohr e il presidente di Ita Airways Sandro Pappalardo (dx) durante la conferenza stampa dei nuovi vertici della compagnia aerea, Fiumicino, Lunedì, 3 Febbraio 2025 (Foto Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse)
Ita Airways CEO Joerg Eberhart (left), CEO of Lufthansa Carsten Spohr and president of Ita Airways Sandro Pappalardo (right) during the press conference of the new airline management, Fiumicino, Monday, Feb. 3, 2025 (Photo by Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse)
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Conferenza stampa dei nuovi vertici di Ita Airways
L’amministratore delegato di Ita Airways Joerg Eberhart, l’ad di Lufthansa Carsten Spohr e il presidente di Ita Airways Sandro Pappalardo durante la conferenza stampa dei nuovi vertici della compagnia aerea, Fiumicino, Lunedì, 3 Febbraio 2025 (Foto Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse)
Ita Airways CEO Joerg Eberhart (left), CEO of Lufthansa Carsten Spohr and president of Ita Airways Sandro Pappalardo (right) during the press conference of the new airline management, Fiumicino, Monday, Feb. 3, 2025 (Photo by Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse)
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Conferenza stampa dei nuovi vertici di Ita Airways
L’amministratore delegato di Ita Airways Joerg Eberhart (destra) e il presidente Sandro Pappalardo durante la conferenza stampa dei nuovi vertici della compagnia aerea, Fiumicino, Lunedì, 3 Febbraio 2025 (Foto Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse)
Ita Airways CEO Joerg Eberhart (right) and president Sandro Pappalardo during the press conference of the new airline management, Fiumicino, Monday, Feb. 3, 2025 (Photo by Roberto Monaldo / LaPresse)
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NEWS - Lange Wartezeiten am Flughafen Köln Bonn
Lange Warteschlagen vor dem Check-In sorgten auch am dritten Ferien-Wochenende für Frust bei vielen Urlaubern. Zur Ferienzeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen herrschte auf den Flughäfen großer Andrang. In Köln-Bonn gab es längere Wartezeiten. Passagiere mussten mehrere Stunden auf Check-In oder vor Sicherheitskontrollen warten. Einige Airlines verspäteten sich, manche Flüge fielen aus. Bereits in den vergangenen Tagen war es zu Flughafen-Chaos auf Airports in NRW gekommen. (Themenbild, Symbolbild) Köln, 08.07.2022 *** Local Caption *** 39381027
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NEWS - Lange Wartezeiten am Flughafen Köln Bonn
Lange Warteschlagen vor dem Check-In sorgten auch am dritten Ferien-Wochenende für Frust bei vielen Urlaubern. Zur Ferienzeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen herrschte auf den Flughäfen großer Andrang. In Köln-Bonn gab es längere Wartezeiten. Passagiere mussten mehrere Stunden auf Check-In oder vor Sicherheitskontrollen warten. Einige Airlines verspäteten sich, manche Flüge fielen aus. Bereits in den vergangenen Tagen war es zu Flughafen-Chaos auf Airports in NRW gekommen. (Themenbild, Symbolbild) Köln, 08.07.2022 *** Local Caption *** 39381024
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NEWS - Lange Wartezeiten am Flughafen Köln Bonn
Lange Warteschlagen vor dem Check-In sorgten auch am dritten Ferien-Wochenende für Frust bei vielen Urlaubern. Zur Ferienzeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen herrschte auf den Flughäfen großer Andrang. In Köln-Bonn gab es längere Wartezeiten. Passagiere mussten mehrere Stunden auf Check-In oder vor Sicherheitskontrollen warten. Einige Airlines verspäteten sich, manche Flüge fielen aus. Bereits in den vergangenen Tagen war es zu Flughafen-Chaos auf Airports in NRW gekommen. (Themenbild, Symbolbild) Köln, 08.07.2022 *** Local Caption *** 39381025
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NEWS - Lange Wartezeiten am Flughafen Köln Bonn
Lange Warteschlagen vor dem Check-In sorgten auch am dritten Ferien-Wochenende für Frust bei vielen Urlaubern. Zur Ferienzeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen herrschte auf den Flughäfen großer Andrang. In Köln-Bonn gab es längere Wartezeiten. Passagiere mussten mehrere Stunden auf Check-In oder vor Sicherheitskontrollen warten. Einige Airlines verspäteten sich, manche Flüge fielen aus. Bereits in den vergangenen Tagen war es zu Flughafen-Chaos auf Airports in NRW gekommen. (Themenbild, Symbolbild) Köln, 08.07.2022 *** Local Caption *** 39381019
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NEWS - Lange Wartezeiten am Flughafen Köln Bonn
Lange Warteschlagen vor dem Check-In sorgten auch am dritten Ferien-Wochenende für Frust bei vielen Urlaubern. Zur Ferienzeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen herrschte auf den Flughäfen großer Andrang. In Köln-Bonn gab es längere Wartezeiten. Passagiere mussten mehrere Stunden auf Check-In oder vor Sicherheitskontrollen warten. Einige Airlines verspäteten sich, manche Flüge fielen aus. Bereits in den vergangenen Tagen war es zu Flughafen-Chaos auf Airports in NRW gekommen. (Themenbild, Symbolbild) Köln, 08.07.2022 *** Local Caption *** 39381038
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NEWS - Lange Wartezeiten am Flughafen Köln Bonn
Lange Warteschlagen vor dem Check-In sorgten auch am dritten Ferien-Wochenende für Frust bei vielen Urlaubern. Zur Ferienzeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen herrschte auf den Flughäfen großer Andrang. In Köln-Bonn gab es längere Wartezeiten. Passagiere mussten mehrere Stunden auf Check-In oder vor Sicherheitskontrollen warten. Einige Airlines verspäteten sich, manche Flüge fielen aus. Bereits in den vergangenen Tagen war es zu Flughafen-Chaos auf Airports in NRW gekommen. (Themenbild, Symbolbild) Köln, 08.07.2022 *** Local Caption *** 39381042
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NEWS - Lange Wartezeiten am Flughafen Köln Bonn
Lange Warteschlagen vor dem Check-In sorgten auch am dritten Ferien-Wochenende für Frust bei vielen Urlaubern. Zur Ferienzeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen herrschte auf den Flughäfen großer Andrang. In Köln-Bonn gab es längere Wartezeiten. Passagiere mussten mehrere Stunden auf Check-In oder vor Sicherheitskontrollen warten. Einige Airlines verspäteten sich, manche Flüge fielen aus. Bereits in den vergangenen Tagen war es zu Flughafen-Chaos auf Airports in NRW gekommen. (Themenbild, Symbolbild) Köln, 08.07.2022 *** Local Caption *** 39381031
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NEWS - Lange Wartezeiten am Flughafen Köln Bonn
Lange Warteschlagen vor dem Check-In sorgten auch am dritten Ferien-Wochenende für Frust bei vielen Urlaubern. Zur Ferienzeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen herrschte auf den Flughäfen großer Andrang. In Köln-Bonn gab es längere Wartezeiten. Passagiere mussten mehrere Stunden auf Check-In oder vor Sicherheitskontrollen warten. Einige Airlines verspäteten sich, manche Flüge fielen aus. Bereits in den vergangenen Tagen war es zu Flughafen-Chaos auf Airports in NRW gekommen. (Themenbild, Symbolbild) Köln, 08.07.2022 *** Local Caption *** 39381022
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NEWS - Lange Wartezeiten am Flughafen Köln Bonn
Lange Warteschlagen vor dem Check-In sorgten auch am dritten Ferien-Wochenende für Frust bei vielen Urlaubern. Zur Ferienzeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen herrschte auf den Flughäfen großer Andrang. In Köln-Bonn gab es längere Wartezeiten. Passagiere mussten mehrere Stunden auf Check-In oder vor Sicherheitskontrollen warten. Einige Airlines verspäteten sich, manche Flüge fielen aus. Bereits in den vergangenen Tagen war es zu Flughafen-Chaos auf Airports in NRW gekommen. (Themenbild, Symbolbild) Köln, 08.07.2022 *** Local Caption *** 39381015
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NEWS - Lange Wartezeiten am Flughafen Köln Bonn
Lange Warteschlagen vor dem Check-In sorgten auch am dritten Ferien-Wochenende für Frust bei vielen Urlaubern. Zur Ferienzeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen herrschte auf den Flughäfen großer Andrang. In Köln-Bonn gab es längere Wartezeiten. Passagiere mussten mehrere Stunden auf Check-In oder vor Sicherheitskontrollen warten. Einige Airlines verspäteten sich, manche Flüge fielen aus. Bereits in den vergangenen Tagen war es zu Flughafen-Chaos auf Airports in NRW gekommen. (Themenbild, Symbolbild) Köln, 08.07.2022 *** Local Caption *** 39381013
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NEWS - Lange Wartezeiten am Flughafen Köln Bonn
Lange Warteschlagen vor dem Check-In sorgten auch am dritten Ferien-Wochenende für Frust bei vielen Urlaubern. Zur Ferienzeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen herrschte auf den Flughäfen großer Andrang. In Köln-Bonn gab es längere Wartezeiten. Passagiere mussten mehrere Stunden auf Check-In oder vor Sicherheitskontrollen warten. Einige Airlines verspäteten sich, manche Flüge fielen aus. Bereits in den vergangenen Tagen war es zu Flughafen-Chaos auf Airports in NRW gekommen. (Themenbild, Symbolbild) Köln, 08.07.2022 *** Local Caption *** 39381021
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NEWS - Lange Wartezeiten am Flughafen Köln Bonn
Lange Warteschlagen vor dem Check-In sorgten auch am dritten Ferien-Wochenende für Frust bei vielen Urlaubern. Zur Ferienzeit in Nordrhein-Westfalen herrschte auf den Flughäfen großer Andrang. In Köln-Bonn gab es längere Wartezeiten. Passagiere mussten mehrere Stunden auf Check-In oder vor Sicherheitskontrollen warten. Einige Airlines verspäteten sich, manche Flüge fielen aus. Bereits in den vergangenen Tagen war es zu Flughafen-Chaos auf Airports in NRW gekommen. (Themenbild, Symbolbild) Köln, 08.07.2022 *** Local Caption *** 39381032
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Impfaktion im historischen Airbus A300 Zero G am Köln Bonn Airport
Cockpit mit Bordinstrumenten im Parabelflugzeug beim Pressetermin zur außergewöhnlichen Impfaktion im historischen Airbus A300 Zero G am Köln Bonn Airport. Das Flugzeug wurde bis 2014 zur Simulation von Schwerelosigkeit bei sog. Parabelflügen eingesetzt. (Themenbild, Symbolbild) Köln, 21.12.2021 *** Local Caption *** 36805513
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935h)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935t)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935i)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935u)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935k)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935l)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935p)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935w)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935r)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935o)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935g)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935f)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935d)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935a)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Ein ständiger Strom von Patienten kommt im Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel an
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mark Thomas/Shutterstock (12647935c)
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel. The Omnicron variant has seen the largest number of infections in a single day on December 15th. The number has risen again on December 16th to the highest ever since the pandemic started. The Omicron COVID variant multiplies 70 times faster than Delta in human airways, according to researchers. The NHS is under severe pressure with a big backlog of patients as well waiting for routine operations. Cases of the virus have doubled in the last week.
A steady stream of patients arriving at The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, London, UK - 16 Dec 2021
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits British Airways’ Headquarters To Mark The Airline’s Centenary
Her Majesty The Queen today (23rd May 2019) visited British Airways’ headquarters at Waterside, Heathrow as part of the airline’s centenary celebrations.
While at Waterside Her Majesty The Queen was introduced to colleagues in heritage uniforms from across the airline’s history and she visited British Airways’ museum, The Speedbird Centre, where she was shown artefacts and memorabilia relating to her many historic journeys with the airline throughout her reign.
These included images from 1951 when the then HRH Princess Elizabeth and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh made their first transatlantic flight on a Boeing Stratocruiser from London to Montreal aboard British Airways’ predecessor, BOAC, as well as a photo from Her Majesty The Queen’s first Commonwealth tour in 1953, after her Coronation.
Aircraft models that the Royal Family have travelled on lined The Speedbird Centre route including De Havilland Comet 4s, Boeing 70s, Vickers VC-10s and Lockheed Tristars, along with items from Royal flights such as the Royal book, which has been signed by members of the family including Her Majesty The Queen, HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, HRH Prince Philip and HRH The Prince of Wales.
During the visit Her Majesty The Queen was also introduced to members of the airline’s Community Investment team and champions from around the company who raise money for Flying Start, British Airways’ charity partnership with Comic Relief. To date more than £20 million has been raised by customers and colleagues for children leading incredibly tough lives.
Leaders from colleague groups representing accessibility networks around British Airways were also introduced to Her Majesty The Queen, along with winners from the airline’s Above and Beyond recognition scheme, which seeks to reward people who’ve gone the extra mile for customers.
To conclude the visit, Alex Cruz, British Airways’ Chairman and CEO made a short speech and invited Her Majesty The Queen to
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits British Airways’ Headquarters To Mark The Airline’s Centenary
Her Majesty The Queen today (23rd May 2019) visited British Airways’ headquarters at Waterside, Heathrow as part of the airline’s centenary celebrations.
While at Waterside Her Majesty The Queen was introduced to colleagues in heritage uniforms from across the airline’s history and she visited British Airways’ museum, The Speedbird Centre, where she was shown artefacts and memorabilia relating to her many historic journeys with the airline throughout her reign.
These included images from 1951 when the then HRH Princess Elizabeth and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh made their first transatlantic flight on a Boeing Stratocruiser from London to Montreal aboard British Airways’ predecessor, BOAC, as well as a photo from Her Majesty The Queen’s first Commonwealth tour in 1953, after her Coronation.
Aircraft models that the Royal Family have travelled on lined The Speedbird Centre route including De Havilland Comet 4s, Boeing 70s, Vickers VC-10s and Lockheed Tristars, along with items from Royal flights such as the Royal book, which has been signed by members of the family including Her Majesty The Queen, HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, HRH Prince Philip and HRH The Prince of Wales.
During the visit Her Majesty The Queen was also introduced to members of the airline’s Community Investment team and champions from around the company who raise money for Flying Start, British Airways’ charity partnership with Comic Relief. To date more than £20 million has been raised by customers and colleagues for children leading incredibly tough lives.
Leaders from colleague groups representing accessibility networks around British Airways were also introduced to Her Majesty The Queen, along with winners from the airline’s Above and Beyond recognition scheme, which seeks to reward people who’ve gone the extra mile for customers.
To conclude the visit, Alex Cruz, British Airways’ Chairman and CEO made a short speech and invited Her Majesty The Queen to
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits British Airways’ Headquarters To Mark The Airline’s Centenary
Her Majesty The Queen today (23rd May 2019) visited British Airways’ headquarters at Waterside, Heathrow as part of the airline’s centenary celebrations.
While at Waterside Her Majesty The Queen was introduced to colleagues in heritage uniforms from across the airline’s history and she visited British Airways’ museum, The Speedbird Centre, where she was shown artefacts and memorabilia relating to her many historic journeys with the airline throughout her reign.
These included images from 1951 when the then HRH Princess Elizabeth and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh made their first transatlantic flight on a Boeing Stratocruiser from London to Montreal aboard British Airways’ predecessor, BOAC, as well as a photo from Her Majesty The Queen’s first Commonwealth tour in 1953, after her Coronation.
Aircraft models that the Royal Family have travelled on lined The Speedbird Centre route including De Havilland Comet 4s, Boeing 70s, Vickers VC-10s and Lockheed Tristars, along with items from Royal flights such as the Royal book, which has been signed by members of the family including Her Majesty The Queen, HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, HRH Prince Philip and HRH The Prince of Wales.
During the visit Her Majesty The Queen was also introduced to members of the airline’s Community Investment team and champions from around the company who raise money for Flying Start, British Airways’ charity partnership with Comic Relief. To date more than £20 million has been raised by customers and colleagues for children leading incredibly tough lives.
Leaders from colleague groups representing accessibility networks around British Airways were also introduced to Her Majesty The Queen, along with winners from the airline’s Above and Beyond recognition scheme, which seeks to reward people who’ve gone the extra mile for customers.
To conclude the visit, Alex Cruz, British Airways’ Chairman and CEO made a short speech and invited Her Majesty The Queen to
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits British Airways’ Headquarters To Mark The Airline’s Centenary
Her Majesty The Queen today (23rd May 2019) visited British Airways’ headquarters at Waterside, Heathrow as part of the airline’s centenary celebrations.
While at Waterside Her Majesty The Queen was introduced to colleagues in heritage uniforms from across the airline’s history and she visited British Airways’ museum, The Speedbird Centre, where she was shown artefacts and memorabilia relating to her many historic journeys with the airline throughout her reign.
These included images from 1951 when the then HRH Princess Elizabeth and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh made their first transatlantic flight on a Boeing Stratocruiser from London to Montreal aboard British Airways’ predecessor, BOAC, as well as a photo from Her Majesty The Queen’s first Commonwealth tour in 1953, after her Coronation.
Aircraft models that the Royal Family have travelled on lined The Speedbird Centre route including De Havilland Comet 4s, Boeing 70s, Vickers VC-10s and Lockheed Tristars, along with items from Royal flights such as the Royal book, which has been signed by members of the family including Her Majesty The Queen, HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, HRH Prince Philip and HRH The Prince of Wales.
During the visit Her Majesty The Queen was also introduced to members of the airline’s Community Investment team and champions from around the company who raise money for Flying Start, British Airways’ charity partnership with Comic Relief. To date more than £20 million has been raised by customers and colleagues for children leading incredibly tough lives.
Leaders from colleague groups representing accessibility networks around British Airways were also introduced to Her Majesty The Queen, along with winners from the airline’s Above and Beyond recognition scheme, which seeks to reward people who’ve gone the extra mile for customers.
To conclude the visit, Alex Cruz, British Airways’ Chairman and CEO made a short speech and invited Her Majesty The Queen to
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits British Airways’ Headquarters To Mark The Airline’s Centenary
Her Majesty The Queen today (23rd May 2019) visited British Airways’ headquarters at Waterside, Heathrow as part of the airline’s centenary celebrations.
While at Waterside Her Majesty The Queen was introduced to colleagues in heritage uniforms from across the airline’s history and she visited British Airways’ museum, The Speedbird Centre, where she was shown artefacts and memorabilia relating to her many historic journeys with the airline throughout her reign.
These included images from 1951 when the then HRH Princess Elizabeth and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh made their first transatlantic flight on a Boeing Stratocruiser from London to Montreal aboard British Airways’ predecessor, BOAC, as well as a photo from Her Majesty The Queen’s first Commonwealth tour in 1953, after her Coronation.
Aircraft models that the Royal Family have travelled on lined The Speedbird Centre route including De Havilland Comet 4s, Boeing 70s, Vickers VC-10s and Lockheed Tristars, along with items from Royal flights such as the Royal book, which has been signed by members of the family including Her Majesty The Queen, HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, HRH Prince Philip and HRH The Prince of Wales.
During the visit Her Majesty The Queen was also introduced to members of the airline’s Community Investment team and champions from around the company who raise money for Flying Start, British Airways’ charity partnership with Comic Relief. To date more than £20 million has been raised by customers and colleagues for children leading incredibly tough lives.
Leaders from colleague groups representing accessibility networks around British Airways were also introduced to Her Majesty The Queen, along with winners from the airline’s Above and Beyond recognition scheme, which seeks to reward people who’ve gone the extra mile for customers.
To conclude the visit, Alex Cruz, British Airways’ Chairman and CEO made a short speech and invited Her Majesty The Queen to
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits British Airways’ Headquarters To Mark The Airline’s Centenary
Her Majesty The Queen today (23rd May 2019) visited British Airways’ headquarters at Waterside, Heathrow as part of the airline’s centenary celebrations.
While at Waterside Her Majesty The Queen was introduced to colleagues in heritage uniforms from across the airline’s history and she visited British Airways’ museum, The Speedbird Centre, where she was shown artefacts and memorabilia relating to her many historic journeys with the airline throughout her reign.
These included images from 1951 when the then HRH Princess Elizabeth and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh made their first transatlantic flight on a Boeing Stratocruiser from London to Montreal aboard British Airways’ predecessor, BOAC, as well as a photo from Her Majesty The Queen’s first Commonwealth tour in 1953, after her Coronation.
Aircraft models that the Royal Family have travelled on lined The Speedbird Centre route including De Havilland Comet 4s, Boeing 70s, Vickers VC-10s and Lockheed Tristars, along with items from Royal flights such as the Royal book, which has been signed by members of the family including Her Majesty The Queen, HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, HRH Prince Philip and HRH The Prince of Wales.
During the visit Her Majesty The Queen was also introduced to members of the airline’s Community Investment team and champions from around the company who raise money for Flying Start, British Airways’ charity partnership with Comic Relief. To date more than £20 million has been raised by customers and colleagues for children leading incredibly tough lives.
Leaders from colleague groups representing accessibility networks around British Airways were also introduced to Her Majesty The Queen, along with winners from the airline’s Above and Beyond recognition scheme, which seeks to reward people who’ve gone the extra mile for customers.
To conclude the visit, Alex Cruz, British Airways’ Chairman and CEO made a short speech and invited Her Majesty The Queen to
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits British Airways’ Headquarters To Mark The Airline’s Centenary
Her Majesty The Queen today (23rd May 2019) visited British Airways’ headquarters at Waterside, Heathrow as part of the airline’s centenary celebrations.
While at Waterside Her Majesty The Queen was introduced to colleagues in heritage uniforms from across the airline’s history and she visited British Airways’ museum, The Speedbird Centre, where she was shown artefacts and memorabilia relating to her many historic journeys with the airline throughout her reign.
These included images from 1951 when the then HRH Princess Elizabeth and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh made their first transatlantic flight on a Boeing Stratocruiser from London to Montreal aboard British Airways’ predecessor, BOAC, as well as a photo from Her Majesty The Queen’s first Commonwealth tour in 1953, after her Coronation.
Aircraft models that the Royal Family have travelled on lined The Speedbird Centre route including De Havilland Comet 4s, Boeing 70s, Vickers VC-10s and Lockheed Tristars, along with items from Royal flights such as the Royal book, which has been signed by members of the family including Her Majesty The Queen, HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, HRH Prince Philip and HRH The Prince of Wales.
During the visit Her Majesty The Queen was also introduced to members of the airline’s Community Investment team and champions from around the company who raise money for Flying Start, British Airways’ charity partnership with Comic Relief. To date more than £20 million has been raised by customers and colleagues for children leading incredibly tough lives.
Leaders from colleague groups representing accessibility networks around British Airways were also introduced to Her Majesty The Queen, along with winners from the airline’s Above and Beyond recognition scheme, which seeks to reward people who’ve gone the extra mile for customers.
To conclude the visit, Alex Cruz, British Airways’ Chairman and CEO made a short speech and invited Her Majesty The Queen to
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits British Airways’ Headquarters To Mark The Airline’s Centenary
Her Majesty The Queen today (23rd May 2019) visited British Airways’ headquarters at Waterside, Heathrow as part of the airline’s centenary celebrations.
While at Waterside Her Majesty The Queen was introduced to colleagues in heritage uniforms from across the airline’s history and she visited British Airways’ museum, The Speedbird Centre, where she was shown artefacts and memorabilia relating to her many historic journeys with the airline throughout her reign.
These included images from 1951 when the then HRH Princess Elizabeth and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh made their first transatlantic flight on a Boeing Stratocruiser from London to Montreal aboard British Airways’ predecessor, BOAC, as well as a photo from Her Majesty The Queen’s first Commonwealth tour in 1953, after her Coronation.
Aircraft models that the Royal Family have travelled on lined The Speedbird Centre route including De Havilland Comet 4s, Boeing 70s, Vickers VC-10s and Lockheed Tristars, along with items from Royal flights such as the Royal book, which has been signed by members of the family including Her Majesty The Queen, HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, HRH Prince Philip and HRH The Prince of Wales.
During the visit Her Majesty The Queen was also introduced to members of the airline’s Community Investment team and champions from around the company who raise money for Flying Start, British Airways’ charity partnership with Comic Relief. To date more than £20 million has been raised by customers and colleagues for children leading incredibly tough lives.
Leaders from colleague groups representing accessibility networks around British Airways were also introduced to Her Majesty The Queen, along with winners from the airline’s Above and Beyond recognition scheme, which seeks to reward people who’ve gone the extra mile for customers.
To conclude the visit, Alex Cruz, British Airways’ Chairman and CEO made a short speech and invited Her Majesty The Queen to
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits British Airways’ Headquarters To Mark The Airline’s Centenary
Her Majesty The Queen today (23rd May 2019) visited British Airways’ headquarters at Waterside, Heathrow as part of the airline’s centenary celebrations.
While at Waterside Her Majesty The Queen was introduced to colleagues in heritage uniforms from across the airline’s history and she visited British Airways’ museum, The Speedbird Centre, where she was shown artefacts and memorabilia relating to her many historic journeys with the airline throughout her reign.
These included images from 1951 when the then HRH Princess Elizabeth and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh made their first transatlantic flight on a Boeing Stratocruiser from London to Montreal aboard British Airways’ predecessor, BOAC, as well as a photo from Her Majesty The Queen’s first Commonwealth tour in 1953, after her Coronation.
Aircraft models that the Royal Family have travelled on lined The Speedbird Centre route including De Havilland Comet 4s, Boeing 70s, Vickers VC-10s and Lockheed Tristars, along with items from Royal flights such as the Royal book, which has been signed by members of the family including Her Majesty The Queen, HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, HRH Prince Philip and HRH The Prince of Wales.
During the visit Her Majesty The Queen was also introduced to members of the airline’s Community Investment team and champions from around the company who raise money for Flying Start, British Airways’ charity partnership with Comic Relief. To date more than £20 million has been raised by customers and colleagues for children leading incredibly tough lives.
Leaders from colleague groups representing accessibility networks around British Airways were also introduced to Her Majesty The Queen, along with winners from the airline’s Above and Beyond recognition scheme, which seeks to reward people who’ve gone the extra mile for customers.
To conclude the visit, Alex Cruz, British Airways’ Chairman and CEO made a short speech and invited Her Majesty The Queen to
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits British Airways’ Headquarters To Mark The Airline’s Centenary
Her Majesty The Queen today (23rd May 2019) visited British Airways’ headquarters at Waterside, Heathrow as part of the airline’s centenary celebrations.
While at Waterside Her Majesty The Queen was introduced to colleagues in heritage uniforms from across the airline’s history and she visited British Airways’ museum, The Speedbird Centre, where she was shown artefacts and memorabilia relating to her many historic journeys with the airline throughout her reign.
These included images from 1951 when the then HRH Princess Elizabeth and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh made their first transatlantic flight on a Boeing Stratocruiser from London to Montreal aboard British Airways’ predecessor, BOAC, as well as a photo from Her Majesty The Queen’s first Commonwealth tour in 1953, after her Coronation.
Aircraft models that the Royal Family have travelled on lined The Speedbird Centre route including De Havilland Comet 4s, Boeing 70s, Vickers VC-10s and Lockheed Tristars, along with items from Royal flights such as the Royal book, which has been signed by members of the family including Her Majesty The Queen, HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, HRH Prince Philip and HRH The Prince of Wales.
During the visit Her Majesty The Queen was also introduced to members of the airline’s Community Investment team and champions from around the company who raise money for Flying Start, British Airways’ charity partnership with Comic Relief. To date more than £20 million has been raised by customers and colleagues for children leading incredibly tough lives.
Leaders from colleague groups representing accessibility networks around British Airways were also introduced to Her Majesty The Queen, along with winners from the airline’s Above and Beyond recognition scheme, which seeks to reward people who’ve gone the extra mile for customers.
To conclude the visit, Alex Cruz, British Airways’ Chairman and CEO made a short speech and invited Her Majesty The Queen to
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits British Airways’ Headquarters To Mark The Airline’s Centenary
Her Majesty The Queen today (23rd May 2019) visited British Airways’ headquarters at Waterside, Heathrow as part of the airline’s centenary celebrations.
While at Waterside Her Majesty The Queen was introduced to colleagues in heritage uniforms from across the airline’s history and she visited British Airways’ museum, The Speedbird Centre, where she was shown artefacts and memorabilia relating to her many historic journeys with the airline throughout her reign.
These included images from 1951 when the then HRH Princess Elizabeth and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh made their first transatlantic flight on a Boeing Stratocruiser from London to Montreal aboard British Airways’ predecessor, BOAC, as well as a photo from Her Majesty The Queen’s first Commonwealth tour in 1953, after her Coronation.
Aircraft models that the Royal Family have travelled on lined The Speedbird Centre route including De Havilland Comet 4s, Boeing 70s, Vickers VC-10s and Lockheed Tristars, along with items from Royal flights such as the Royal book, which has been signed by members of the family including Her Majesty The Queen, HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, HRH Prince Philip and HRH The Prince of Wales.
During the visit Her Majesty The Queen was also introduced to members of the airline’s Community Investment team and champions from around the company who raise money for Flying Start, British Airways’ charity partnership with Comic Relief. To date more than £20 million has been raised by customers and colleagues for children leading incredibly tough lives.
Leaders from colleague groups representing accessibility networks around British Airways were also introduced to Her Majesty The Queen, along with winners from the airline’s Above and Beyond recognition scheme, which seeks to reward people who’ve gone the extra mile for customers.
To conclude the visit, Alex Cruz, British Airways’ Chairman and CEO made a short speech and invited Her Majesty The Queen to
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Queen Elizabeth II Visits British Airways’ Headquarters To Mark The Airline’s Centenary
Her Majesty The Queen today (23rd May 2019) visited British Airways’ headquarters at Waterside, Heathrow as part of the airline’s centenary celebrations.
While at Waterside Her Majesty The Queen was introduced to colleagues in heritage uniforms from across the airline’s history and she visited British Airways’ museum, The Speedbird Centre, where she was shown artefacts and memorabilia relating to her many historic journeys with the airline throughout her reign.
These included images from 1951 when the then HRH Princess Elizabeth and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh made their first transatlantic flight on a Boeing Stratocruiser from London to Montreal aboard British Airways’ predecessor, BOAC, as well as a photo from Her Majesty The Queen’s first Commonwealth tour in 1953, after her Coronation.
Aircraft models that the Royal Family have travelled on lined The Speedbird Centre route including De Havilland Comet 4s, Boeing 70s, Vickers VC-10s and Lockheed Tristars, along with items from Royal flights such as the Royal book, which has been signed by members of the family including Her Majesty The Queen, HRH Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, HRH Prince Philip and HRH The Prince of Wales.
During the visit Her Majesty The Queen was also introduced to members of the airline’s Community Investment team and champions from around the company who raise money for Flying Start, British Airways’ charity partnership with Comic Relief. To date more than £20 million has been raised by customers and colleagues for children leading incredibly tough lives.
Leaders from colleague groups representing accessibility networks around British Airways were also introduced to Her Majesty The Queen, along with winners from the airline’s Above and Beyond recognition scheme, which seeks to reward people who’ve gone the extra mile for customers.
To conclude the visit, Alex Cruz, British Airways’ Chairman and CEO made a short speech and invited Her Majesty The Queen to
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Aircraft landing at Heathrow
Image licensed to i-Images Picture Agency. 31/07/2018. London, United Kingdom. Aircraft landing over houses at Heathrow airport, United Kingdom. Picture by Stephen Lock / i-Images
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Aircraft landing at Heathrow
Image licensed to i-Images Picture Agency. 31/07/2018. London, United Kingdom. Aircraft landing over houses at Heathrow airport, United Kingdom. Picture by Stephen Lock / i-Images
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