Huh? Where does it show when the last messages were posted?

There were posts between that time though.

dme

Who are we kidding by assuming that cancelation of debt will free up money to be used for helping people. It doesnt work that way, your living in storybook land if you think it does. The fact is that african nations themselves are taking harsh meaures against there own people to curb populations growth.

Lets give it time, see how it goes. These folk deserve a chance to live. If their countries debt is cleared, maybe they can challenge their Government. Ask where the money is going, stop corruption, help themselves build a life…….

dme

Is the whole point of this event not to waive the repayments? If so then folk can eat, can get medicine and can live.

A farmer may live in poverty, but it is all relative. The farmer can live, these young kids are going to die, and die young. You’ll never stop poverty, but they may well save alot of lives…………..

dme

Didn’t think he was that bad. I knew he had some problems about a Month ago, but I thought he was on the mend…..

R.I.P

dme

Nope, IATA is responsible for an element of the scheduling that legacy carriers, and as a part of this the airlines declare their fares to IATA, this is because then IATA can apportion money to airlines when passengers buy ‘through tickets’ on ailrines which have no agreements in place themselves.

It is not linked to the GDSs/CRSs which the airlines select themselves, and then link to their own databases and yield management systems.

BA won’t be paying anywhere near £5 per pax/per sector for food. It is not like going to a restaurant, the money any company (or organisation) pays for the meals they offer is ususally very minimal. (In the UK, I think the budget for food per head in hospitals is something like 21p per day per patient).

No, maybe you are confusing the IATA system with purchasing fares on a CRS. It doesn’t matter who you buy with, the charge will not be applied to any tickets purchased before the date the supplement is introduced. So if you bought a ticket from Amrican to fly JFK-MAN with BA and booked 6 months ago, then no you will not pay the levy. If you booked with BA 6 months ago then you also will not pay the levy.

Yeah, that’s what I don’t understand. If they can notify everyone on the fuel levy, why don’t they just add it into the total ticket cost – give me a ticket price, the one that I’ll end up paying…..

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