British Airways will add or increase flights to six U.S.
destinations for the summer 2026 season, the carrier announced Thursday.
The airline plans to reintroduce daily service between
London Heathrow and Dallas-Fort Worth. It also will reintroduce its
double-daily service between Heathrow and Miami International Airport.
In addition, BA will increase flights from Heathrow to Las
Vegas to 13 per week from 10. It also is “upgrading” its services to
San Diego, Calif., and Austin, Texas, flying to each destination 14 times per
week.
BA operations to New York’s John F. Kennedy International
Airport also will operate exclusively from London Heathrow, “improving
connectivity for travelers with optimal onward connection times to Europe, the
U.S. and further afield,” according to the carrier.
Additional Global Route Changes
British Airways also plans to make its London
Gatwick-Bangkok flights year-round as opposed to the winter-only schedule.
Starting summer 2026, flights will operate three times weekly, and six times
weekly during the winter season.
The carrier plans to add an additional weekly service to
Kingston, Jamaica, from London Gatwick and will operate the route four times
weekly for the summer 2026 season.
In the Middle East, BA will offer daily service between
Heathrow and Bahrain, more than doubling the number of times it flies there per
week. The carrier also will increase its Jeddah, Saudia Arabia, flights to five
per week, its Riyadh, Saudia Arabia, flights to 14 times per week, and its
Doha, Qatar, flights to 14 per week.
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