British Airways Put Up Flight Attendants In London Hotels. Now The U.K. Demands $7.8 Million In Tax

British Airways Put Up Flight Attendants In London Hotels. Now The U.K. Demands $7.8 Million In Tax

British Airways is fighting a U.K. tax demand over London hotel rooms provided to flight attendants between back-to-back trips. The dispute turns on whether the rooms were necessary operational rest or taxable lodging near the crew’s normal base. The U.K. governmnet argues flight attendants should have just gone home.

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