Britishair ??? [Text limitations]
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Join Date: Jun 2013
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Could have been worse, there was a period in the 80's when they couldn't actually afford to have "Airways" printed on the side of the planes.
#4
Join Date: Jan 2017
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Because the maximum length for SMS sender ID is 11 characters, and ‘Britishair’ is better than ‘Britishairw’? They could just use BA I suppose. BA Holidays uses ‘BA Holidays’ which nicely maximises the 11 characters.
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As a refugee occupant of both sides of the Pond I aver that our common language is mangled by both sides,
if arguably more by the more numerous lot, and boorish behavior seems to be in a dead heat.
if arguably more by the more numerous lot, and boorish behavior seems to be in a dead heat.
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I’m from the US (prefer not to use the term American as that puts about a dozen other countries that don’t use English into the mix) and remember very well a Scottish study mate whilst in the UK saying often that the UK was a culture separated by the same language.
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Still, as they do not fly to the UK, this is something with which most "Brits" need concern themselves, is it? Like them though I do. We were BCal and I never minded that.