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British Airways launches flights to 2 long-haul cities amid UAE cancellations
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world14h ago

British Airways launches flights to 2 long-haul cities amid UAE cancellations

https://metro.co.uk/2026/03/17/british-airways-launches-routes-2-long-haul-cities-amid-uae-flight-cancellations-27475202/https://www.euronews.com/travel/2026/03/17/middle-east-flights-emirates-aiming-to-be-back-at-100-capacity-in-coming-dayshttps://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/flights-dubai-abu-dhabi-cancelled-36879888
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  • British Airways suspends Dubai and Abu Dhabi flights through the UK summer amid ongoing Middle East uncertainty and airspace instability.
  • The airline has axed all flights into Dubai until at least June, blaming Gulf airspace instability and suspending Bahrain, Tel Aviv, and Amman through May 31 as Doha also holds.
  • Doha flights are on hold until the end of April, with Abu Dhabi services unlikely to resume before October, per the airline’s latest update.
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British Airways announces major winter 2026 expansion
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business14h ago

British Airways announces major winter 2026 expansion

  • British Airways unveils a nine percent expansion to its winter long-haul network for 2026, including two new destinations.
  • Melbourne, Australia, and Colombo, Sri Lanka, will become new BA destinations in winter 2026.
  • London Gatwick to Colombo is launched for winter 2026, increasing BA’s Sri Lanka presence.
  • Frequency growth will boost Cape Town, Haneda (Tokyo), Bridgetown, Kingston, and San Jose routes.
  • Middle East situation prompts extra capacity, with seven more BA flights to Bangkok and Singapore.
  • Holiday demand up for Caribbean and Indian Ocean destinations per BA Holidays data.
  • New travel schedules align with Caribbean and Indian Ocean interest, BA says.
  • Melbourne and Colombo routes include year-round and winter-season operations with specific fare options.
  • BA outlines airport partnerships and cabin options on new routes.
  • The plan includes a standalone service expansion to Barbados with onward connections.
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Major global airline makes huge Aussie announcement: 'We are thrilled'
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business12h ago

Major global airline makes huge Aussie announcement: 'We are thrilled'

  • British Airways will relaunch daily flights to Melbourne, ending a 20-year absence.
  • Flights will depart London on January 9, 2027, with Kuala Lumpur as a layover before Melbourne.
  • Return flights will begin January 11, with a Kuala Lumpur to London leg.
  • Melbourne Airport CEO Lorie Argus welcomed the move as a big win for the city.
  • The service is part of BA's winter expansion to boost UK-Australia connectivity.
  • BA will offer First, World Traveller, World Traveller Plus, and Club World cabins on the route.
  • Melbourne Airport’s expansion plans are linked to improving international terminal capacity.
  • The route aims to boost travel options for Europeans heading to Australia and Australians traveling abroad.
  • The plan includes Melbourne to London travel via Kuala Lumpur, with a multi-leg schedule.
  • The announcement drew reactions from Australian travelers and local officials on social media.
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British tourists favour 'reassuring alternatives' for Easter holidays
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world4h ago

British tourists favour 'reassuring alternatives' for Easter holidays

  • British travellers are canceling trips to Dubai and nearby destinations as the Iran conflict disrupts travel plans.
  • Bookings are rising for Portugal, Italy, Spain and longer-haul trips as demand shifts away from the region.
  • Travel firms note a surge in interest for Western European destinations during the Easter period.
  • Airlines and tour operators warn that the conflict may affect prices and flight schedules.
  • UK Foreign Office guidance remains that Greece is safe and many of Turkey is safe, with regional risks noted.
  • Dubai flights and airports faced disruptions as the Middle East conflict intensified.
  • UK holidaymakers looked for 'reassuring alternatives to avoid travel through the Middle East'.
  • Portugal, the Balearics and the Canaries saw notable demand increases in bookings.
  • Dubai and other Middle East hubs faced travel restrictions as airlines cancelled services.
  • The Middle East conflict is estimated to cause significant losses in regional tourism activity.
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