British Airways is to increase its winter schedule between Glasgow and London’s Heathrow Airport from October 2019 to March next year.
The frequency increases on services from Glasgow to Heathrow will see the airline operate an additional five services per week starting October 27. This means British Airways will operate 63 return services a week between Glasgow and Heathrow.
British Airways operates more services a week to and from Scotland via Heathrow, Gatwick and London City airports than any other part of its global route network.
Neil Chernoff, British Airways’ Director of Networks and Alliances said, “British Airways has proudly served Scotland, its people and its businesses for more than six decades.
“We are pleased to be able to connect Scotland with the rest of the world though a global network of more than 150 destinations served from our Heathrow hub, 90 from Gatwick and 30 from London City.”
Mark Johnston, Managing Director at Glasgow Airport, said: “London is our most popular destination for both business and leisure travellers, so the introduction of these additional services later this year to Heathrow Airport, the UK’s only hub, is very welcome news.”