This report provides a comprehensive analysis of British Airways, focusing on its marketing strategies, the international marketing problems it faces, and the ethical issues that arise. It begins by outlining British Airways' marketing strategy, emphasizing its focus on customer service, investments in staff, and cost management. The report then delves into the international marketing challenges faced by the airline, including fuel costs, open skies agreements, and economic conditions. Furthermore, the report addresses ethical issues related to customer relations and organizational values, suggesting the application of consequentialist, non-consequentialist, and cognitive theories to resolve these dilemmas. Finally, it discusses how British Airways can mitigate risks to its reputation by expanding its advertising persuasion model and addressing ethical considerations in marketing communications. The analysis aims to provide insights into improving British Airways' market position and maintaining customer confidence.