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British Airways is
expanding its network at London City Airport with the launch of a new service to Dublin and increased frequency
on some existing routes. The new three-a-day Dublin service will begin on June 1, providing an important air link between the two capital cities.
The airline is also celebrating the success of its recently launched Nice route from London City with the introduction of a second daily
return flight from September.
In addition British Airways is to increase the number of flights to Edinburgh in September, offering more flights to Scotland from London
City Airport than any other airline.
Peter Simpson, managing director of BA CityFlyer, the British Airways' wholly owned subsidiary which operates the flights,
said, "The
launch of another new route and increased frequency comes at a significant time for us as we celebrate record passenger numbers at
London City Airport. We have added to our previously business-based schedule a number of new routes that will hopefully attract
leisure passengers who want to fly direct from the Docklands.
"Dublin is an important new route, linking two financial capitals, and we are delighted to be able to offer a three-a-day service in direct
response to passenger demand."
One-way all inclusive fares to Dublin are available
from £55 on British Airways' website.
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