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British Airways is updating its long haul schedules for the winter travel season at London Gatwick & Heathrow.
This runs from Sunday 30 October 2022 to Saturday 25 March 2023. Here are the some key known changes. Many are applied to the start of the season and may be extended.
All routes are at Heathrow, unless otherwise stated. Please see here for BA’s current long haul route network.
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Canada
Calgary – Suspended
Montreal
Toronto Pearson
Vancouver – Airbus A380 flights end 25 September
United States Of America
Atlanta
Austin
Baltimore
Boston – Airbus A380 on flights BA213 & BA212 end 29 October
Charleston – Suspended
Chicago O’Hare – Airbus A380 operates on BA295 & BA294
Dallas / Fort Worth – Airbus A380 operates on BA193 & BA192
Denver
Houston – Subject to periodic frequency reductions to once daily
Las Vegas
Los Angeles – Subject to periodic frequency reductions to twice / once daily
Miami – Airbus A380 switches from flights BA209 & BA208 to BA207 & BA206
Nashville
New Orleans – Reduced to three times weekly
Newark – Day flight to Heathrow extended to year round
New York JFK – Moves to Terminal 8 at JFK from 1 December; suspended at Gatwick from 16 January until 10 February 2023
Orlando – Suspended at Heathrow from 2 December; operates year round at Gatwick.
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
San Diego
San Francisco – Airbus A380 operates on flights BA287 & BA286
San Jose
Seattle – Reduced to daily for the winter season
Tampa (Gatwick)
Washington Dulles – Airbus A380 aircraft switches from flights BA293 & BA292 to BA217 & BA216
North Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda
Central & South America
Cancun (Gatwick)
Mexico City
San Jose, Costa Rica (Gatwick) – Winter seasonal route resumes 8 November
Lima (Gatwick) – Suspended
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro – Reduced to three times weekly until at least late November
Buenos Aires – Non-stop flights resume on selected dates from 29 November
Santiago
The Caribbean
Antigua (Gatwick)
Barbados
Grand Cayman – Operates via Nassau
Grenada (Gatwick) – Operates via Saint Lucia; additional Sunday flight operates via Antigua from 30 October
Kingston (Gatwick)
Montego Bay (Gatwick) – Winter seasonal service suspended
Nassau
Port of Spain (Gatwick) – Operates via Saint Lucia
Providenciales – Moves from Gatwick to Heathrow via Nassau from 30 October 2022
Punta Cana (Gatwick) – Reverts to non-stop from 1 November 2022
St Kitts (Gatwick) – Operates via Antigua
St Lucia (Gatwick)
Trinidad & Tobago (Gatwick) – Operates via Antigua
Africa
Abuja
Lagos
Accra
Cairo
Nairobi
Cape Town – Restart of 2nd daily Heathrow flight pushed back to 20 November; winter seasonal flights relaunch at Gatwick 13 December
Durban – Suspended
Johannesburg – BA55 & BA56 operates with Boeing 787 instead of Airbus A380 until at least January 2023; BA57 & BA54 operates with Airbus A380
Indian Ocean
Mauritius (Gatwick)
The Maldives – Route resumption brought forward to 14 October
The Seychelles – Suspended
Middle East
Abu Dhabi – Suspended
Bahrain
Dammam – Suspended
Jeddah – Suspended
Riyadh
Doha – Moves back to Gatwick on 30 October
Dubai – Planned increase to three times daily pushed back to 11 December
Kuwait
Muscat – Suspended
Tel Aviv – Reduced to daily until at least 27 November
South & Central Asia
Islamabad – Heathrow operation extended through the winter season
Lahore – Suspended
Bengaluru
Chennai
Delhi – Reduced to daily until at least 27 November
Hyderabad
Mumbai – Planned increase to three times daily pushed back to 11 December
Far East
Bangkok – Suspended
Beijing Daxing – Suspended
Shanghai – Suspended
Hong Kong – Suspension extended until 5 December
Kuala Lumpur – Suspended
Osaka – Suspended
Tokyo Haneda – Suspension extended until 13 November; flights retimed for longer journey times
Seoul – Suspended
Singapore – Flights BA15 & BA16 switch from Boeing 787-9 to 777-300 aircraft; Restart of BA11 & BA12 pushed back to 6 November.
Australia
Sydney – Aircraft will change to Boeing 777-300 on 30 October
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