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Luxair introduces new London City – Antwerp route
Luxembourg carrier Luxair is introducing direct flights between London City and Antwerp.
From 16 January 2023, Luxair will operate four weekly rotations between London City and Antwerp, increasing to five per week for the summer.
Tickets are now on sale.
Located in the north of Belgium, Antwerp is home to superb museums, art galleries and historic places to visit.
Luxair’s new route enables fast and convenient travel between Flanders’ largest city and central London with speedy turnaround times at both airports.
Anne Doyere, London City Airport’s Director of Aviation said: “Reconnecting London to Europe’s regions has been a post pandemic priority, and we are delighted to be able to grow our partnership with Luxair by once again offering the only direct flight from the United Kingdom to Antwerp.”
Gilles Feith, Luxair CEO said: “The opening of this new route from London City to Antwerp is a new venture for Luxair and an opportunity, once again, to pursue new opportunities.”
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