British Airways boosts domestic network
British Airways prepares to increase the number of flights it operates to Newcastle.
With two additional frequencies between London Heathrow and Newcastle, the airline now offers 41 flights each week.
Operated by an A320, the extra services are due to come into effect on June 2.
British Airway’s head of UK&I sales and marketing, Richard Tams, commented: “Our route between London and Newcastle is at the very heart of our domestic network.
“The number of flights on offer means customers can connect through London to our entire network of destinations, offering great opportunities for both leisure and business travellers.”
Aviation development director at Newcastle International Airport, Chris Sanders, noted: “Heathrow connectivity is very important to this region.”
“These extra flights will help make it easier to reach southeast England, as well as shortening journey times for some connections through Heathrow.”
Source: www.routes-news.com/news
Operated by an A320, the extra services are due to come into effect on June 2.
British Airway’s head of UK&I sales and marketing, Richard Tams, commented: “Our route between London and Newcastle is at the very heart of our domestic network.
“The number of flights on offer means customers can connect through London to our entire network of destinations, offering great opportunities for both leisure and business travellers.”
Aviation development director at Newcastle International Airport, Chris Sanders, noted: “Heathrow connectivity is very important to this region.”
“These extra flights will help make it easier to reach southeast England, as well as shortening journey times for some connections through Heathrow.”
Source: www.routes-news.com/news
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