International flights from London City Airport resumed today as quarantine regulations from a number of destinations have been lifted.
The return of flights to popular European holiday destinations from the airport was in high demand by travelers.
Bookings for the flights operated by British Airways’ subsidiary BA CityFlyer have exceeded expectations, with passengers want to use the safe travel conditions and the new rules for a well-deserved vacation.
Richard Hill, Chief Commercial Officer of London City Airport, said: “Summer vacation season begins today and it is clear that customers appreciate the safe, diligent and fast environment we have created.
Advertisement“I am also pleased that BA CityFlyer is operating from its home airport again.
“Our partnership has been hugely successful in the past and I am confident that it will be the same again, especially with other leisure routes such as Nice, Mahon, Faro and Bergerac as well as more daily rotations to Malaga, Ibiza and Palma.
“Looking ahead, I expect more of our airline partners to resume operations in the coming weeks, which will be boosted by demand in the London market.”
Richard Hill, Chief Commercial Officer of London City Airport
BA CityFlyer flew again to Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza, Málaga and Florence.
In addition to these initially daily flights, daily KLM flights to Amsterdam and Luxair flights to Luxembourg will be added from Monday.
As of August 1st, BA CityFlyer will add flights from London City Airport to other popular European destinations: Nice, Mahon, Faro and Bergerac.
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