With international travel restrictions easing and a steady increase in passenger demand, Emirates, the world’s largest international airline, has announced that it will resume services to London’s Gatwick Airport this December. The airline will resume daily flights to its second London gateway via the B777 aircraft from Dubai International (DBX)
London’s Heathrow airport is American Airlines largest international connecting complex, a spokesperson at the airline says. This is great news for those who are looking to fly into the US once the country reopens its international borders in November. Americans’ Chief Revenue Officer, Vasu Raja, told Simple Flying, “So much
British Airways has announced it will be adding the islands of São Miguel and Terceira in the beautiful Azores archipelago to its Heathrow short-haul network from next summer. Flights to the two new summer hotspots will operate once a week, with São Miguel launching on 2nd July until 3rd September
Qantas will re-start its London flights on 18th December following an 18-month hiatus. The first flights from Sydney and Melbourne will leave for Heathrow on that day. In addition, a Sydney-Los Angeles service will also recommence, as will other main trans-Pacific services. The national airline’s online booking site is accepting
Jet2CityBreaks has resumed its Manchester airport programme with flights currently to Barcelona and Rome, with more city destinations to be added this winter, including Reykjavik, Budapest, Prague and Vienna as well as a programme of Christmas markets trips. The operator first started running a dedicated city breaks programme in May 2015 but it was disrupted due to the
Emirates has reopened its lounge in London Heathrow’s Terminal 3, as it continues to ramp up its services to the UK. The carrier’s Heathrow T3 lounge has been shut since April 2020, when the terminal was temporarily closed due to Covid-19. The lounge is now open daily between 05:30 and
