Heading for Europe for the 2027 summer season?
British Airways is expanding its European network, adding new destinations and adjusting its London airport operations.
The airline will launch flights between London Heathrow and Bergen, Norway, while transferring its existing Perugia service from Heathrow to London City Airport and moving Skiathos flights in the opposite direction.
Its subsidiary, BA Cityflyer, will also strengthen its Scottish network with new weekly services from Glasgow to Nice and Edinburgh to Split, news hub Travel Mole reports.
“We’re delighted to be expanding our European network with new routes and convenient airport moves, offering customers even more ways to explore some of Europe’s most exciting destinations,” said Neil Chernoff, British Airways’ Chief Planning and Strategy Officer.
The new Heathrow-Bergen service will operate five times weekly from April 15 through October 30, 2027. Flights will use Terminal 3, providing connections through Heathrow to major US destinations, including New York, Boston, Miami and Chicago.
The airline said flight schedules have been designed to accommodate connecting traffic, as Bergen attracts growing international demand, including from North America despite the absence of direct transatlantic services.
Norway’s second-largest city is a gateway to the country’s fjords and western coastline, making it an increasingly attractive destination for international leisure travellers.
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