Further proof that BA has gone to the dogs...

BA, Iberia, Aer lingus, Level and Vuelling are the same airline and come under the IAG (International Airline Group) umbrella.

I flew Vuelling last year for a day trip from Palma(Majorca) to Barcelona, it is what it is wasn't too bad, flew back with Ryanair and that was the same, wasn't terrible. Use BA Citiflyer from London City Airport. 2 years back I flew back from Majorca to City and they kindly smashed my case, so fearing my case would deteriorate further if I hit a kerb - so instead of getting DLR and bus home, I had to fork out for a Black Cab, which cost me £70 which they (BA) point blank refused to refund as they said it was secondary and they would provide a note to claim off my travel insurance, but for £70 it wasn't worth it.

In answer to the question I don't fly BA as often as I used to - which was a couple of times a month, mostly short-haul - because I don't like the changes they have implemented. They now behave as an expensive budget airline if you are in Economy and skimp on everything even if you fly Club. I know their long-haul service is much better but then it has to be hasn't it? There's some very serious competition out there.

I agree with Kathryn's comment about Cruz, but that is in fact very much related to the merger with Iberia and to the sordid tale of how Iberia acquired Vueling.

From which airport?

Phantom a few of us were chatting on the Groundhog day thread about this last week...as Monkey says, seems it's basic but OK unless they have an aircraft problem in which cast expect delays.

I admit I do sometimes like a lie in, but to call me a pudding is taking things a little too far!!