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Old 6th Nov 2003, 19:57
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Exclamation BA L/H routes ex LGW?

Can anyone please tell me the routes currently being operated by BA long haul crews from Gatwick?

I start my training course on the 24th Nov, and want alittle heads-up info prior to starting @ cranebank!

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I think the main destinations are America and the Carribean...That's what the lady who was doing the presentations said anyway. There may be more, but they're the ones I know of.
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If you go to the BAA airport site, you can select "departures" by airline. departures Searching this will tell you that BA go to - Antigua, Atlanta, Bermuda, Bridgetown, Dallas Ft Worth, Grenada, Houston, Kingston, Orlando, St Lucia, Tobago and Tampa from LGW.

This should do you, until someone who works there gets back to you.
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Thanks Newscatcher - great news!

But if their are any crew from LGW going to these places, can you please tell me trip durations and allowances etc...

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LGW Worldwide fleet layovers as follows.......

KIN 2-3 nights
BGI 1 night
ANU up to 5 nights
BDA up to 3 nights
ATL/MCO/TPA 1 night
IAH 2-3 nights
DFW 1-2 nights

no layovers in UVF/TAB/GND........

BGI/ATL/BDA/ANU trips can be combined to make a "Back to Back" trip with a night in a hotel or at home at LGW in the middle up to 8 days duration. The ANU trips sound great but you won't get more than1 clear day off there & most trips you end up doing there & back shuttle trips to the other islands every day.
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Cheers Candybender
But what about sby's trip payments etc, any info?
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Not being funny JB777, but dont u think u should get the training course out of the way before u start going on about the standbys and trip payments etc ! A little premature maybe?!!


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Thanks for your message STARBUX
I'm just so excided about the whole BA thing, that I have hundreds of questions! Can you blame me, with a company so large - it's alittle Intimidating plus it's going to change my whole life forever!
I'm also living hours away, by road, and i'm checking if the roster pattern is compatable for commuting once i earn my concessions!

Nice to see a fellow flight attendant looking out for another trolley dolly, feeling free to offer advice and guidance!


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Hi JB

I know what you mean by wanting to ask lots of questions as I will also be starting training course soon.

With regard to commuting, it is possible I live in the North East and will be able to connect with flights down to LGW.

I already work for BA so have concessions, but I think you only have to wait 6 months, which will fly by literally.

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Have heard from another source, that on most long trips you get three days off after! Great for commuting home, by car or concessions! If true of course?
good luck @ cranebank,
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Hi All,

Just wanting to know if anyon has heard what the training schedule will be over xmas.

I begin training in a few weeks, but have still not heard anything other than they day I start training.

As I need to plan transport to get home, any advice would be gladly appreciated.

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