British Airways thinks proposed record GDPR fine will now total just £20m

Ben NorrisAugust 3, 2020
Zurich, Switzerland - August 26, 2018: An Airbus A319-131 of British Airways landing on runway 14 of Zurich Airport. The short-haul aircraft with registration G-EUPA was delivered to British Airways on October 6, 1999. The photo was taken outside the airport.
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British Airways (BA) is confident it will get a huge reduction in the record £183.4m (€204.8m) GDPR fine it is set to receive from the UK data regulator, and has set aside just £20m (€22m) for the penalty.

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Ben NorrisAugust 3, 2020
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