Popular with many business travellers because of its proximity to the City, theLondon City airport is getting back on track with the return of its "core target". The London-based platform published 21 March encouraging results, to say the least, on the road to pre-Covid normality. A key indicator is the return to a proportion of 46% of business travellersThis is the same level as in 2019.
And as in recently reported figures published by CWTThe lifting of travel restrictions in the UK should further accelerate this remission phase. Anne Doyere, Head of Aviation at the airport, agrees: " The UK Government's removal of all remaining travel restrictions for arrivals in the UK, including the complex Passenger Locator Form and all testing requirements, is great news for our passengers and will make travelling easier again. It will help businesses get up and running and boost customer confidence in travel in the run-up to Easter and the summer, when London City Airport will be linked to 36 destinations in Europe and the UK. ".
20 of the 25 routes operated by BA CityFlyer in 2019 are back in the programme
London airport will also be able to count on the opening or reopening of several business routes. Starting with the Milan Malpensa and Luxembourg by British Airways CityFlyer from 27 March, and the resumption of operations to Nice and Rotterdam. London City Airport officials note that ". 20 of the 25 routes operated by BA CityFlyer in 2019 are back in the programme ".
