British Airways grounds 747 fleet because of coronavirus hit on air travel
It was scheduled to retire its fleet of 31 aircraft in 2024 but the end has been hastened by the pandemic and wish to use more fuel-efficient jets
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British Airways grounds 747 fleet because of coronavirus hit on air travel
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