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The airline announced its new "Love Everything or Pay Nothing" guarantee September 8, saying that the offer was unprecedented in the airline sector.
It says that the deal was prompted by a survey of passengers that revealed 96.85 percent of its passengers would recommend the airline.
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British Airways-owned OpenSkies is one of only a handful of all-business class services in existence, following the demise of most of its competitors in 2007-2008.
Several small airlines began transatlantic services during the mid-2000s only to be forced to cease operations following the spike in oil prices during 2008.
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