Last updated: 31 October 2026.
British Airways flies from three London airports and and, counting its affiliates, serves upwards of 170 places in almost 80 countries. Older material quotes nearly 200 destinations because it includes partner airlines, so treat the figures as approximate and check the booking page for your route.
170+destinations in nearly 80 countries, with affiliates
3London airports used: Heathrow, Gatwick and London City
100Heathrow short-haul destinations (nearly)
18short-haul winter destinations from London City
Where it flies from
- London Heathrow
- Main hub, long-haul and a short-haul network of nearly 100 destinations
- London Gatwick
- BA Euroflyer: UK domestic, European and North African services
- London City
- BA CityFlyer: UK domestic and European services, up to 18 short-haul destinations in winter
- Flights to other cities are available on partners: oneworld airlines and codeshare partners such as American Airlines, Iberia, Qatar Airways and China Southern. See the Alliances and Partners page.
- Routes and timetables are on the airline's site under Routes and timetables, and the airport guides show terminals, check-in and bag drop for each airport.
Questions travellers ask us
Which London airports does British Airways use?
Heathrow, Gatwick and London City.
How many destinations does it fly to?
Upwards of 170, in almost 80 countries, counting affiliates.
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