Surprise and delight the customer is the number one rule of hospitality. It has been sorely lacking at British Airways in recent times. But last night, after three and a half torrid years battling post-pandemic staffing crises, supply chain woes and Heathrow hell, Sean Doyle, the chief executive of BA, raised a glass of Veuve Clicquot Grande Dame champagne to better days. At a glitzy “in the skies” party on the 42nd floor of London’s Leadenhall skyscraper, he promised “the most significant trans
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