British Airways launches new Dublin service from London City Airport

The airline is also celebrating the success of its recently launched Nice route from London City with the introduction of a second daily return flight from Sep-08.
 
In addition, British Airways is to increase the number of flights to Edinburgh in Sep-08.
 
British Airways will now operate up to 400 European and domestic flights per week to and from the Docklands, these services include Amsterdam, Barcelona, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Frankfurt, Madrid, Nice, Warsaw and Zurich.
 
Welcoming the new service, Richard Gooding OBE, Chief Executive of London City Airport, commented "Dublin will be the tenth route to be served out of London City Airport by British Airways. This announcement comes at a significant time as the airport is close to completing the current phase of development including an extension to the departure lounge and new aircraft parking stands."
 
© Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation. Date posted: 24-Apr-08

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