BAA scheme deficit contributes to increased losses

Jenna Towler
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The increased deficit of the BAA defined benefit scheme has contributed to the airport operator's pre-tax losses of £784.7m, results show.

BAA reported an exceptional charge of £261.7m against its share of the group's DB pension scheme deficit. The results said the increase in scheme the deficit between December 31, last year and S...

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