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BRITISH AIRWAYS In 1987, British Airways was privatised, and over the next decade turned from a loss-making nationalised company into "The World's Favourite Airline" - a market-leading and very profitable plc. The strategy that transformed the company into a marketing-led and efficient operation was conceived and implemented by Lord King as Chairman, aided by Sir Colin (subsequently Lord) Marshall: two tough businessmen who confronted staff inefficiencies and so improved service effectiveness that BA was rated international business travellers' favourite airline for several years in the 1990's. Lord King having retired, Lord Marshall became Chairman and was succeeded as Chief Executive by Bob Ayling, a long-time BA manager. Ayling set in train a strategy to turn BA into a "global" airline - transcending the "flag-carrier" status (the role of a nation's leading airline) it shared with Air France, Lufthansa, Swissair, Alitalia, Iberia - into an airline with no "national home" operating throughout the world....

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