British Airways are increasing their capacity on their Heathrow to Mumbai service, saying that it is in response to ‘increased customer demand’. With Jet Airways grounded, there are around 21 flights a week fewer between India and London than there used to be
Overall, their service to Mumbai will increase from 14 flights per week to 18 per week as a result. Reservations for these flights are already open, with the additional capacity scheduled through to 26th October 2019.
Speaking to the Independent, a BA spokesperson said:
“We regularly review our extensive global network and make changes to the schedules where necessary. We’ll be increasing our Mumbai service from 14 to 18 flights a week due to increased customer demand”
Previously, Jet Airways flew to London Heathrow twice a day from Mumbai and once daily from New Delhi.
30/05/19 Joanna Bailey/Simple Flying
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Overall, their service to Mumbai will increase from 14 flights per week to 18 per week as a result. Reservations for these flights are already open, with the additional capacity scheduled through to 26th October 2019.
Speaking to the Independent, a BA spokesperson said:
“We regularly review our extensive global network and make changes to the schedules where necessary. We’ll be increasing our Mumbai service from 14 to 18 flights a week due to increased customer demand”
Previously, Jet Airways flew to London Heathrow twice a day from Mumbai and once daily from New Delhi.
30/05/19 Joanna Bailey/Simple Flying
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