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BA starts Cornwall air link as Gatwick gains new routes
Thursday, 20 Mar, 2007
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Four new routes are being launched by British Airways from Gatwick this summer including daily flights to Newquay in Cornwall.
The new domestic link starts today (March 20) and will be followed by three flights a week to Sarajevo and daily flights to Dresden on March 25; and three flights a week to Port of Spain in Trinidad from March 28.
But flights from Gatwick to Hassi Messaoud in Algeria, Newcastle and Riga in Lativa will be suspended from March 25.
Meanwhile, flights to Vancouver from Heathrow will operate from Terminal 1 rather than Terminal 4 from June 1.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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