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BA expands Spanish network from City Airport
Year-round flights between London City Airport and Barcelona are being re-introduced by British Airways.
continue through the summer and winter.
An extra Saturday morning service will be introduced in May, bringing the total number of flights to seven a week.
The expanded Barcelona capacity comes in addition to the start of flights to Majorca and Ibiza in May and an existing service to Madrid.
Luke Hayhoe, commercial manager for BA CityFlyer, the wholly owned BA subsidiary which will operate the services, said: "The Spanish destinations are proving extremely popular from London City Airport.
“Barcelona has traditionally operated as a summer only destination but there is a big demand from both business and leisure passengers for us to continue through the winter."
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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