British Airways strengthens its services to Europe this winter by inaugurating four destinationsincluding flights to two continental capitals: Belgrade and Riga. This will be a first for the British carrier in Latvia. With three weekly flights by Airbus A320 or A321, British Airways will be the only airline to offer a direct service between Riga and London Heathrow. The other airlines serving London - Air Baltic, Ryanair and Wizz Air - land at Gatwick, Luton and Stansted. On Belgrade, BA will also be offering three weekly flights.
Visit CologneBritish Airways is making a comeback. The German airport was once an important base for BA, which not only flew to London but also provided an air bridge to West Berlin before the fall of the Berlin Wall. The airline will offer 12 weekly frequencies, using A320 or A321 aircraft..
Turin will be a seasonal service. From 10 December, British Airways will offer a single weekly flight, every Sunday.
In other good news, the British carrier has decided to maintain its link to Ljubljanawhich was seasonal. The Slovenian capital will be linked by four weekly flights all year round at Heathrow. The same number of frequencies also apply to Istanbul's second airport, Sabiha Gökçen, located in the Asian part of the city. Once again, this is a seasonal summer route transformed into a year-round flight.
