British Airways is launching four new domestic routes from Belfast this summer, supporting important business and tourism links between Northern Ireland and the rest of the United Kingdom.
Over the next few months, the airline will start to operate 18 flights a week between George Best Belfast City Airport and Exeter, Glasgow, Leeds Bradford and Newquay airports. The new routes will run alongside existing British Airways services between Belfast and London City and London Heathrow airports.
Customers can book via ba.com from today, with return fares from Belfast to these new destinations starting from £48 each way.
Customers booking with British Airways can do so with absolute confidence, thanks to the airline’s flexible booking policy. Customers are able to exchange their booking for a voucher or move their dates without incurring a change fee if their plans change. British Airways Holidays’ customers also have access to a range of additional flexible booking options, as part of the company’s Customer Promise.
Full schedule:
| Route | Flight number | Schedule/departure time |
| Belfast City (BHD)/ Exeter (EXT) From 16 June 2021 | BA7319 | Monday – 12.55Friday – 16.35Saturday – 10.15Sunday – 11.40 |
| Belfast City (BHD)/ Leeds Bradford (LBA) From 16 June 2021 | BA7313 | Monday – 8.40Tuesday – 8.40Wednesday – 8.40Thursday – 8.40Friday – 10.55Sunday – 8.40 |
| Belfast City (BHD)/ Cornwall Newquay (NQY) From 3 July 2021 | BA7331 | Wednesday – 16.35 Saturday – 6.35 |
| Belfast City (BHD)/ Glasgow (GLA) From 2 August 2021 | BA7327 | Monday – 19.00Tuesday – 19.00Wednesday – 19.00Thursday – 19.00Friday – 19.00Sunday – 19.00 |
- The additional services will be operated using BA CityFlyer’s existing fleet of Embraer 190 aircraft.
- For more information about the NI Domestic Aviation Kickstart Scheme visit www.economy-ni.gov.uk
- Aer Lingus is operating services between Belfast and Edinburgh, Manchester, and Birmingham. Please check www.aerlingus.com for the latest schedules.
- British Airways has introduced a number of measures at the airport and on board to look after the safety and wellbeing of its customers and crew. These include social distancing measures, the wearing of face masks and hand sanitiser stations. Prior to travel customers will also receive details of how they can prepare for their next flight.
- The airline is cleaning all key surfaces including seats, screens, seat buckles and tray tables after every flight and each aircraft is completely cleaned from nose to tail every day. The air on all British Airways flights is fully recycled once every two to three minutes through HEPA filters, which remove microscopic bacteria and virus clusters with over 99.9% efficiency, equivalent to hospital operating theatre standards.
