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This is the status of BA’s long haul route network. Routes are subject to ad hoc flight reductions.
BA is updating its schedules for the winter 2022 and summer 2023 seasons. Full details of known changes for the winter season are here.
You can also see our dedicated BA short haul network pages for London City, Gatwick and Heathrow.
Please see here for a full guide to BA’s long haul fleet.
Recent Changes
All are at Heathrow, unless otherwise stated:
Aruba (Gatwick) – New route launches twice weekly via Antigua on 26 March 2023
Buenos Aires – Non-stop service due to resume 29 November 2022
Cape Town – Winter seasonal flights relaunch at Gatwick 13 December 2022
Georgetown, Guyana (Gatwick) – New route launches twice weekly via Saint Lucia on 27 March 2023
Hong Kong – Resumes 5 December 2022
Islamabad – Heathrow operation extended through the winter season
Las Vegas – Summer seasonal flights relaunch at Gatwick on 26 March 2023
Orlando – Moved to Orlando Terminal C from 21 September; suspended at Heathrow from 2 December; now operates year round at Gatwick.
Providenciales (Gatwick) – Moves to Heathrow via Nassau from 30 October
San Jose, Costa Rica (Gatwick) – Winter seasonal route resumes 8 November 2022
Tokyo Haneda – Confirmed to restart 13 November 2022
Vancouver – New summer seasonal route launches at Gatwick on 19 May 2023
Canada
Calgary – Suspended
Montreal – Operating less than daily
Toronto Pearson – Operating up to twice daily; Gatwick suspended
Vancouver – Operating with Airbus A380 until 25 September; seasonal flight launches at Gatwick on 19 May 2023
United States Of America
Atlanta – Operating up to daily
Austin – Operating up to daily
Baltimore – Operating up to daily
Boston – Operating up to twice daily; Airbus A380 operates on BA213 & BA212
Charleston – Suspended
Charlotte – Codeshare flown by American Airlines
Chicago O’Hare – Operating up to twice daily; Airbus A380 operates on BA295 & BA294
Dallas / Fort Worth – Operating up to daily; Airbus A380 operates on BA193 & BA192
Denver – Operating up to daily
Houston – Operating up to twice daily
Las Vegas – Operating up to daily; seasonal flights relaunch at Gatwick on 26 March 2023
Los Angeles – Operating up to three times daily
Miami – Operating up to twice daily. Airbus A380 operating on BA209 & BA208.
Nashville – Operating less than daily
New Orleans – Operating less than daily
Newark – Operating up to 3 times daily
New York JFK – Operating up to six times daily at Heathrow; up to daily at Gatwick
Orlando – Moved to Orlando Terminal C from 21 September; suspended at Heathrow from 2 December; now year round at Gatwick.
Philadelphia – Operating up to daily
Phoenix – Operating up to daily
Pittsburgh – Operating less than daily
Portland – Operating less than daily
Raleigh-Durham – Codeshare flown by American Airlines
San Diego – Operating up to daily
San Francisco – Operating up to twice daily; Airbus A380 operates on flights BA287 & BA286
San Jose – Operating up to daily
Seattle – Operating up to twice daily
Tampa (Gatwick) – Operating up to daily
Washington Dulles – Operating up to twice daily; Airbus A380 aircraft operates on flights BA293 & BA292
North Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda – Operating less than daily
Central & South America
Cancun (Gatwick) – Operating up to daily
Mexico City – Operating up to daily
San Jose, Costa Rica (Gatwick) – Winter seasonal route resumes 8 November 2022
Georgetown, Guyana (Gatwick) – New route launches twice weekly via Saint Lucia on 27 March 2023
Lima (Gatwick) – Suspended
Sao Paulo – Operating up to daily
Rio de Janeiro – Operating less than daily
Buenos Aires – Operating via Sao Paulo; non-stop service resumes on selected days from 29 November 2022
Santiago – Operating less than daily
The Caribbean
Antigua (Gatwick) – Operating daily
Aruba (Gatwick) – New route launches twice weekly via Antigua on 26 March 2023
Barbados – Operating daily at Heathrow; resumes at Gatwick 30 October 2022
Grand Cayman – Operating via Nassau
Grenada (Gatwick) – Operating via Saint Lucia
Kingston (Gatwick) – Operating less than daily
Montego Bay (Gatwick) – Winter seasonal service suspended
Nassau – Operating less than daily
Port of Spain (Gatwick) – Operating via Saint Lucia; non-stop service starts 26 March 2023
Providenciales – Operating from Gatwick via Antigua; moves to Heathrow via Nassau from 30 October 2022
Punta Cana (Gatwick) – Operating via Antigua, moves to non-stop from 1 November 2022
St Kitts (Gatwick) – Operating via Antigua
St Lucia (Gatwick) – Operating up to daily
Trinidad & Tobago (Gatwick) – Operating via Antigua
Africa
Abuja – Operating up to daily
Lagos – Operating up to daily
Accra – Operating up to daily
Cairo – Operated with Airbus A320 short haul aircraft
Nairobi – Operating up to daily
Cape Town – Operating daily; winter seasonal flights relaunch at Gatwick 13 December
Durban – Suspended
Johannesburg – Operating up to twice daily; A380 operates on flights BA55 & BA56
Indian Ocean
Mauritius (Gatwick) – Operating less than daily
The Maldives – Winter seasonal route resumes 14 October 2022
The Seychelles – Suspended
Middle East
Abu Dhabi – Suspended
Bahrain – Operating up to daily
Dammam – Suspended
Jeddah – Suspended
Riyadh – Operating up to daily
Doha – Temporarily moved back to Heathrow; also flown by Qatar Airways at Gatwick & Heathrow
Dubai – Operating up to twice daily
Kuwait – Operating up to daily
Muscat – Suspended
Tel Aviv – Operating up to twice daily
South & Central Asia
Islamabad – Operating at Heathrow; extended through the winter season
Lahore – Suspended
Bengaluru – Operating up to daily
Chennai – Operating less than daily
Delhi – Operating up to daily
Hyderabad – Operating less than daily
Mumbai – Operating up to twice daily
Far East
Bangkok – Suspended
Beijing Daxing – Suspended
Shanghai – Suspended
Hong Kong – Resumes 5 December
Kuala Lumpur – Suspended
Osaka – Suspended
Tokyo Haneda – Restarts 13 November 2022; also flown by Japan Airlines
Seoul – Suspended
Singapore – Operating daily
Australia
Sydney – Operating daily via Singapore
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