British Airways and British Airways Holidays have launched a sale, with reductions made across a range of flights and holidays all the way into the summer of 2022. The sale is running until 21st September 2021. Whether reuniting with loved ones, taking a long weekend break, indulging in some Mediterranean
Qantas has outlined plans for the resumption of international flights from December, with the UK and US likely to be among the first destinations, and the possibility raised of a switch in nonstop London services to Darwin. Under the plans, destinations including Singapore, the United States, Japan, the UK, and
Ryanair is ceasing all flights from Belfast International airport and Belfast City airport. The airline has blamed the UK government’s “refusal to suspend or reduce APD (Air passenger duty) and the lack of Covid recovery incentives from both Belfast airports”. The airline carrier will cease seasonal services from Belfast City
Emirates is scaling up services with additional route resumptions and more flights across its European network, responding to the easing of international entry protocols and an upsurge in passenger demand. With clear signals that passenger confidence for international travel is returning, the airline is advancing its plans to increase services
British Airways customers will be welcomed back on board with the new ‘Best of British Menus’ with the September edition featuring a traditional British Roast dinner. The airline’s roast, which will be available in First and Club World, will provide customers flying across the globe a taste of a quintessentially
At the end of this month, British Airways will resume its flights between London Heathrow and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, it is set to resume on 31st August after its 18-month suspension due to Covid19, with three-times-weekly service. Flights will depart from Heathrow
