[esselle]

You may, or may not, be right, VK It will depend entirely on the terms of the occupancy license that exists between Ba and the BAA. Leases do not typically exist in situations such as this.

Even if Ba’s agreement sets the liability for services provision with the owner of the infrastructure, the penalty for not assuring the agreed service level would be punitive.

I ammore inclined to the view that this is a BA problem.

[DisgustedofSwieqi]

“Queue reasons why it’s still BA’s fault from the usual suspect:”

Cue, surely? Or were you thinking of a A340-200, which makes it accurate?

[VintageKrug]

Ah, cue indeed.

[Bucksnet]

“Just as a landlord is responsible for repairs to faulty plumbing”

VK, this may well be the case with residential lets, but it is not normally the case with commercial leases.

BA may pay BAA a fixed rental for the space, and be responsible for all fixtures and fittings themselves.

[Binman62]

Not only are showers still not working but now there are rodents on the loose around the cheese board in the First lounge in t3…..

[Bucksnet]

Is that a wind up Binman?

[Binman62]

Sadly not. The place is heavily infested with mice in kids area and general lounge area and has been for some days. It really ought to be closed down. It would not be allowed on board due risk of eating through cables but seems entirely acceptable on the ground. It is a disgrace that it is in such a condition.

[BeckyBoop]

Mr Binman do you have any evidence like pics? I dont really believe this is true because if this was the case i am sure the H&S inspectors would be on the case and shut the whole place down.. it would be on the news in papers and you are the only one to of witnessed this…hmmm. If it was me i would of made a VERY BIG scene and made sure everyone saw….xx

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