British Airways is expanding its global network with new flight services to India and Saudi Arabia. This move is part of the airline’s strategy to boost international connectivity ahead of the record-breaking 2025 summer season. British Airways will introduce new flights to Jeddah and increase the frequency of its Riyadh services, enhancing access to key cities in Saudi Arabia. Additionally, the airline will add a third daily flight to Delhi, bringing the total number of flights to India to 63 per week.

British Airways Boosts Connectivity to Saudi Arabia

Starting in November 2024, British Airways will launch a new flight service to Jeddah (JED), further strengthening its presence in Saudi Arabia. The airline will also expand its Riyadh (RUH) services, offering more frequent connections between the Saudi capital and London. This increased connectivity is part of a broader initiative to improve access to the Middle East and beyond.

Increased Services to India by British Airways

British Airways continues to enhance its services to India, adding a third daily flight to Delhi (DEL) for Summer 2025. With this addition, the airline now offers 63 flights per week across five key destinations in India. The expansion underscores the airline’s commitment to provide more travel options for customers flying between the UK and India.

Expanded North American Flights for Summer 2025

British Airways has also announced an expanded schedule for North America in Summer 2025. The airline will operate over 400 direct flights per week during peak travel periods. This includes new services and increased frequency to US cities such as Miami, Austin, Las Vegas, and Washington DC. Passengers traveling to the US can also benefit from British Airways’ partnerships, connecting them to over 100 additional US destinations.

New Aircraft and Cabin Options

British Airways now offers the First cabin on select flights to Doha (DOH) with one of its daily services from Heathrow operating on a Boeing 787-10 aircraft. This addition provides customers with enhanced comfort options on routes to the Middle East. The airline’s expanded fleet and services reflect its commitment to delivering top-tier travel experiences across its global network. Remember to check WentWorld.com and follow our social media channels for ultimate travel tips and destination guides.

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