Glasgow Herald newspaper clipping from December 1984 about US approval for cheap transatlantic air fares

A Glasgow Herald newspaper clipping from December 1984 reporting on the US Department of Justice's decision to allow reduced transatlantic air fares. The article discusses how this could impact flights between London and New York, potentially reducing costs by more than £40, and mentions concerns about anti-trust legislation affecting British Airways and the airline industry.

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