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BA is operating a limited long haul passenger network, principally from London Heathrow.
Here is the current known status of the BA long haul network. All routes operate from Heathrow, unless otherwise stated. This is indicative and subject to change.
Due to ongoing uncertainty over travel restrictions to & from the UK, firm dates for the restart of routes are primarily only given for the next 7 – 14 days.
Flights from London Heathrow are operated with Airbus A350-1000, Boeing 787-8, 9 & 10, Boeing 777-200ER and 777-300ER aircraft. BA’s Airbus A380 fleet is grounded.
Flights from London Gatwick are operated with Boeing 777-200ER aircraft, in a three class (Club World, World Traveller Plus, World Traveller) configuration. Please see here for a full guide to BA’s long haul fleet.
Please see here for the current status of BA’s short haul network.
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Recent Changes
Antigua – Additional Heathrow flights ended Saturday 4 September; resume 18 December
Dubai – Flights increased to twice daily from Monday 6 September
Montreal – Resumed Wednesday 8 September
San Diego – Confirmed to resume on Wednesday 13 October
St Lucia – Additional Heathrow flights ended Saturday 4 September; resume 18 December
Vancouver – Resumed Tuesday 7 September
BA’s codeshare partners American Airlines and Japan Airlines moved back to Terminal 3. This is except for AA flights to New York JFK which remain at Terminal 5.
Canada
Calgary – Permanently suspended
Montreal
Toronto Pearson – Flights increased to twice daily from Friday 27 August; Gatwick permanently suspended
Vancouver
United States Of America
Atlanta
Austin – Temporarily suspended
Baltimore – Temporarily suspended
Boston – Flights increased to twice daily from Friday 27 August; also operated by American Airlines
Charleston – Permanently suspended
Charlotte – Operated by American Airlines
Chicago O’Hare – Flights increase to twice daily from Monday 30 August; also operated by American Airlines
Dallas / Fort Worth – Operating daily; also operated by American Airlines
Denver – Operating less than daily
Houston – Operating less than daily
Las Vegas – Temporarily suspended at Heathrow; no flights scheduled at Gatwick for the winter season
Los Angeles – Operating twice daily
Miami – Operating daily
Nashville – Temporarily suspended
Newark – Temporarily suspended
New York JFK – Flights increased to four times daily from Monday 30 August; London City & Gatwick permanently suspended; Galleries Club lounge & Concorde Room at JFK Terminal 7 reopened
Orlando – Temporarily suspended at Gatwick & Heathrow
Philadelphia – Temporarily suspended; flights operated by American Airlines
Phoenix – Operating less than daily
Pittsburgh – Permanently suspended
Portland – Planned route launch cancelled
San Diego – Due to resume three times weekly Wednesday 13 October
San Francisco – Flights increased to twice daily from Monday 30 August
San Jose – Temporarily suspended
Seattle – Operating daily
Tampa (Gatwick) – Temporarily suspended
Washington Dulles – Flights increased to twice daily from Monday 30 August
North Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda – Operating less than daily; route transferred to Heathrow 28 March 2021
Central & South America
Cancun – Limited flights at Heathrow
Mexico City – Operating less than daily
San Jose, Costa Rica (Gatwick) – Suspended until at least 9 December 2021
Lima (Gatwick) – Permanently suspended
Sao Paulo – Temporarily suspended; cargo only flights operating
Rio de Janeiro – Temporarily suspended
Buenos Aires – Temporarily suspended; will resume via Sao Paulo until Saturday 26 March 2022
Santiago – Temporarily suspended
The Caribbean
Antigua – Operating daily at Gatwick; twice weekly flights on Wednesday & Saturday operated at Heathrow from 21 July until 4 September and now resume 18 December 2021.
Barbados – Operating daily at Heathrow; Gatwick flights suspended until 31 October 2021
Grand Cayman – Operating less than daily
Grenada (Gatwick) – Operating via Antigua
Kingston (Gatwick) – Operating less than daily
Montego Bay (Gatwick) – Operating less than daily
Nassau – Operating less than daily
Port of Spain (Gatwick) – Temporarily suspended
Providenciales (Gatwick) – Operating via Antigua
Punta Cana (Gatwick) – Temporarily suspended
St Kitts (Gatwick) – Temporarily suspended
St Lucia – Operating less than daily at Gatwick; a weekly flight from Heathrow launched on 24 July until 4 September and now resumes 18 December 2021.
Africa
Abuja – Operating daily
Lagos – Operating daily
Accra – Operating daily; planned route move to Gatwick postponed indefinitely
Cairo – Operating less than daily
Nairobi – Operating once weekly
Cape Town – Temporarily suspended at Heathrow; Winter seasonal service at Gatwick permanently suspended
Durban – Permanently suspended
Johannesburg – Limited flights operating
Indian Ocean
Mauritius (Gatwick) – Operating less than daily
The Maldives – Provisionally due to restart 1 October
The Seychelles – Permanently suspended
Middle East
Abu Dhabi – Permanently suspended
Bahrain – Operating less than daily
Dammam – Permanently suspended
Jeddah – Permanently suspended; occasional seasonal flights may operate
Riyadh – Operating less than daily
Doha – Temporarily suspended; also operated by Qatar Airways
Dubai – Increased to twice daily from Monday 6 September
Kuwait – Operating less than daily
Muscat – Permanently suspended
Tel Aviv – Flights operating
South & Central Asia
Islamabad – Operating less than daily
Lahore – Operating less than daily
Bengaluru – Operating less than daily
Chennai – Operating less than daily
Delhi – Flights operating daily
Hyderabad – Operating less than daily
Mumbai – Operating less than daily
Far East
Bangkok – Suspended until at least 9 December 2021; cargo-only flights operating
Beijing Daxing – Temporarily suspended
Shanghai – Temporarily suspended; cargo-only flights operating
Hong Kong – Flights operating
Kuala Lumpur – Permanently suspended; cargo-only flights operating
Osaka – Permanently suspended
Tokyo Haneda – Also operated by Japan Airlines
Seoul – Permanently suspended
Singapore – Limited flights; cargo-only flights also operating
Australia
Sydney – Suspended until Sunday 27 March 2022
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