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BA expands London City airport services
19 Mar 2007
British Airways has revealed that it intends to increase its operations at London City airport.
The airline will see its presence grow by more than 70% with the launch of a new subsidiary.
Six UK and European destinations will be serviced by BA CityFlyer, with 250 flights per week making their way from the Docklands area of London.
That signals an increase in flights of more than 100 and is the biggest commitment BA has ever made to the hub.
'It's good to see British Airways increasing their network at London City airport,' said Richard Gooding, chief executive of the hub.
'What we offer is very unique compared to other airports. Our location and support infrastructure enables airlines to serve the business community by delivering a service that exceeds their business travel expectations.
'We wish British Airways every success for the future and look forward to hearing about further network expansion,' he added.
© Adfero Ltd
The airline will see its presence grow by more than 70% with the launch of a new subsidiary.
Six UK and European destinations will be serviced by BA CityFlyer, with 250 flights per week making their way from the Docklands area of London.
That signals an increase in flights of more than 100 and is the biggest commitment BA has ever made to the hub.
'It's good to see British Airways increasing their network at London City airport,' said Richard Gooding, chief executive of the hub.
'What we offer is very unique compared to other airports. Our location and support infrastructure enables airlines to serve the business community by delivering a service that exceeds their business travel expectations.
'We wish British Airways every success for the future and look forward to hearing about further network expansion,' he added.
© Adfero Ltd
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