British Airways

[Allen McL]

Glasgow appears to be back according to this article. It does indeed sound like some sort of "BA Lite" brand will emerge.

https://www.headforpoints.com/2021/08/2 ... take-over/

With no short haul aircraft there, perhaps GLA will be an intermediate stop en route LGW-LAS. Stranger things have happened.

Nice one Clive but I think the point is they're going to restablish a short haul fleet there ? 'British Airways-Domestic perhaps or "BA-d" ?

[southflyer]

Glasgow appears to be back according to this article. It does indeed sound like some sort of "BA Lite" brand will emerge.

https://www.headforpoints.com/2021/08/2 ... take-over/

I think it's just highlighting the destinations currently on sale from LGW next month.

[atuk]

OMG just wait around long enough and history will repeat itself. British Airtours!

[McG]

AFAIK GLA is going to be operated with a LHR based aircraft on a W pattern.

I believe the reason for GLA being the first domestic destination back is to do with the connections onto the proposed eastbound longhauls.

[awwdabaaby]

AFAIK GLA is going to be operated with a LHR based aircraft on a W pattern.

I believe the reason for GLA being the first domestic destination back is to do with the connections onto the proposed eastbound longhauls.

If you check my schedule post, it leaves for LGW at 0645, sits in LGW for 2 hours to catch the return connections from longhaul before returning and sitting from midday until the next morning, there is the odd day there is an aircraft switch though

[PiperOne]

Glasgow appears to be back according to this article. It does indeed sound like some sort of "BA Lite" brand will emerge.

https://www.headforpoints.com/2021/08/2 ... take-over/

Maybe bring back the Dan-Air brand?

[egpffqtv]

Glasgow appears to be back according to this article. It does indeed sound like some sort of "BA Lite" brand will emerge.

https://www.headforpoints.com/2021/08/2 ... take-over/

With no short haul aircraft there, perhaps GLA will be an intermediate stop en route LGW-LAS. Stranger things have happened.

Or LGW-GLA-MCO to help plug a huge VS shaped hole

[McG]

AFAIK GLA is going to be operated with a LHR based aircraft on a W pattern.

I believe the reason for GLA being the first domestic destination back is to do with the connections onto the proposed eastbound longhauls.

If you check my schedule post, it leaves for LGW at 0645, sits in LGW for 2 hours to catch the return connections from longhaul before returning and sitting from midday until the next morning, there is the odd day there is an aircraft switch though

Thanks, so that means we are back to 2 LHR night stoppers.

[awwdabaaby]

2 LHR nightstoppers and the LGW nightstopper so back to 3

[GeorgeNTravels]

Does anybody remember if BA flights to PMI on a Saturday operated this year or are they beginning ops for the first time next year?