British Airways has revealed the initial destinations for its new Gatwick subsidiary, which will start flying from March 2022. The short-haul, standalone offshoot operates under the British Airways name but exists as an entirely separate entity, launching later in 2022. The new services will be branded and known as British
Ryanair today has announced an additional route to its UK 2022 schedule; the airline will be offering twice weekly flights from Birmingham, England to Knock, Ireland from Mar 2022. The airline said in a statement that the opening of this new route reinforces its commitment to the UK and the
Qatar Airways is increasing flight frequencies to 18 popular destinations across the globe to meet travel demand during the peak winter holiday season. This increase is part of the airline’s ongoing efforts to provide greater choice and seamless connectivity to passengers as they discover the world, via the airline’s home
Emirates has resumed its Gatwick service today with Flight EK015 landing at Gatwick at 11:40 and return flight EK016 departing at 13:35, arriving in Dubai (DXB) tomorrow at 00:40 (all times local). The Gatwick resumption follows the quick restart of operations to London Heathrow, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow and Newcastle airports
JetBlue is expanding its codeshare partnership with Aer Lingus, the airline said today in a statement. The new codeshare flights are now available for booking on jetblue.com. This will offer customers more ways to book and connect their travel between the two airlines’ networks. As part of the new bilateral
Cathay Pacific Airways and Travelport have announced a marketing agreement that will provide all Galileo, Apollo and Worldspan-connected travel agents with efficient access to the airline’s fares and content. The five-year deal provides Travelport’s network of travel agency customers worldwide access to Cathay Pacific’s fares and inventory of flights, with
