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British Airways Criticised for Using Falklands Capital’s Argentinian Name

  • British Airways has faced criticism for using the name Puerto Argentino instead of Port Stanley for the Falkland Islands' capital on in-flight screens, which was described as disgraceful by veterans.
  • Admiral Lord West condemned the display, stating, "Everyone on the Falkland Islands calls it Port Stanley."
  • The airline promised to investigate the matter, acknowledging the error originated from an external provider.
  • The display of the Argentinian name occurred just before the 43rd anniversary of Britain's Falklands War victory, heightening sensitivities around the naming controversy.
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The flag airline, today owned by a Spanish firm, said it will file the claim with the company that provides the on-board maps; veteran complaints

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The British-flagged airline claimed that it had already contacted the "external supplier providing the on-board map service." British ex-combatants described the fact as "shameful."

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Sun broke the news in United Kingdom on Monday, June 9, 2025.
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