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Here you’ll find regular news on developments affecting all travellers to and from London airports, whether you’re a frequent flyer or a first time visitor.
We cover all the latest route and fleet news and airline product developments for all airlines flying to and from London City, Gatwick and Heathrow airports.
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Every Monday morning at 06:00 BST, we publish a weekly briefing on worldwide developments in air travel.
Our next briefing will be published on Monday 17 January 2022. Here is an archive of all our briefings from 2020 and 2021.
Aviation History & Nostalgia
To make sense of the present, you need to understand the past. Here are special series we have run on aviation history.
In 2019, we published a 100 part series on BA and its predecessor airlines which you can read in full in numerical order, by theme or by decade.
Following the retirement of the Boeing 747 at BA in 2020, we published a seven part series of the story of the Boeing 747 at BOAC and BA.
Please see here for details of more special series.
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