Voluntary Delisting from TSE

British Airways PLC
21 December 2001


Voluntary De-listing from Toronto Stock Exchange

As a result of the lack of trading volume in the British Airways Plc ADS
programme in Canada, the Company has applied to The Toronto Stock Exchange to
de-list the stock. Notice has been sent to Canadian investors advising them
that henceforth they should trade their ADSs on the New York Stock Exchange
instead where there is a much greater trading volume in the British Airways Plc
ADS. As at 10 December 2001, there were only 285 holders in the Canadian
programme holding the equivalent of 140,674 ordinary shares between them. The
average number of Canadian ADSs traded per month has been less than 100 during
2001.

As a major international network airline, British Airways remains committed to
serving the Canadian market.