British Airways will present plans for a restructure of its defined benefit schemes to The Pensions Regulator next month after it concluded talks with trade unions over its £3.7bn deficit.
The troubled airline - which suffered a pre-tax loss of £531m and is embroiled in a public spat with union Unite - said in February it was recommending a new benefit structure in a bid to reduce sc...
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