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BA plan to resume or start flights to the destinations below from the dates shown (Summer 2023)
Alicante - from 29th March
Amsterdam - from 29th March
Antalya - from 2nd April
Athens - from 4th May
Bari - from 3rd April
Berlin - from 7th May
Bordeaux - from 16th May
Cagliari - from 24th May
Catania - from 31st March
Dalaman - from 23rd April
Dubrovnik - from 4th April
Faro - from 30th March
Gran Canaria - from 2nd April
Heraklion - from 24th April
Ibiza - from 3rd May
Kos - from 24th April
Lanzarote - from 30th March
Larnaca - from 29th March
Madrid - from 16th May
Malaga - from 7th April
Malta - from 14th April
Marrakesh - from 31st March
Menorca - from 16th May
Nice - from 31st March
Milan (MXP) - from 4th May
Palma - from 7th May
Paphos - from 29th March
Rhodes - from 28th April
Santorini - from 15th April
Seville - from 15th April
Tenerife - from 29th March
Thessaloniki - from 14th April
Turin - from 4th April
Venice - from 26th April
Verona - from 16th April
Alicante - from 29th March
Amsterdam - from 29th March
Antalya - from 2nd April
Athens - from 4th May
Bari - from 3rd April
Berlin - from 7th May
Bordeaux - from 16th May
Cagliari - from 24th May
Catania - from 31st March
Dalaman - from 23rd April
Dubrovnik - from 4th April
Faro - from 30th March
Gran Canaria - from 2nd April
Heraklion - from 24th April
Ibiza - from 3rd May
Kos - from 24th April
Lanzarote - from 30th March
Larnaca - from 29th March
Madrid - from 16th May
Malaga - from 7th April
Malta - from 14th April
Marrakesh - from 31st March
Menorca - from 16th May
Nice - from 31st March
Milan (MXP) - from 4th May
Palma - from 7th May
Paphos - from 29th March
Rhodes - from 28th April
Santorini - from 15th April
Seville - from 15th April
Tenerife - from 29th March
Thessaloniki - from 14th April
Turin - from 4th April
Venice - from 26th April
Verona - from 16th April
BA Euroflyer - ‘low-cost’ shorthaul subsidiary at Gatwick - launching 29th Mar 2022
#151
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: living near Malaga
Programs: BA Gold , Mucci recipient. Coffee Drinker, Blue Sky Thinker
Posts: 2,108
Does anyone know when all the winter 22/23 flights to/from Gatwick might get loaded into the the schedules? Currently my regular Gatwick-Malaga option runs until 30th of October only.
I appreciate its a fair way in advance but any insights would be very welcome.
I appreciate its a fair way in advance but any insights would be very welcome.
#152
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: ESH
Programs: BAEC Silver, Lidl Plus
Posts: 323
I have a booking to DBV in September which looks like a G-GATx seatmap (exit rows 12 and 13), can't see the front of the cabin to be absolutely sure as we're booked in the cheap seats! I did have a quick look online to see if it matched any of the Iberia Express A320 seat maps, given that it sounds like they may be operating a proportion of the EuroFlyer services on a wet lease arrangement, but it doesn't seem to. That being said, I'm sure there's plenty of scope for an equipment change between now and then.
#153
Join Date: Sep 2012
Posts: 2,573
#154
formerly fdemoulin
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: UK
Programs: SPG Lifetime Platinum, BA Silver, Virgin Flying Club Red
Posts: 916
#156
Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 360
My PMI booking in CE in October is showing as a 3 row 'normal' A320 seat plan - i.e. not the G-GAT plan. It's also showing as operated by "British Airways".
#157
Join Date: Apr 2012
Programs: BA Executive Club
Posts: 1,030
I believe flights will show as British Airways until AOC is fully granted. The airline will not only use G-GATx aircraft as there are only 10 of them and the BAEuroflyer fleet will be at least 18 this summer.
I am assuming G-GATx aircraft will be used, although some of them have been operating from Heathrow these past two years.
It may also depend on demand. Some routes may warrant the A321 but we will have to wait and see.
I am impatient to hear more about their winter schedules from Gatwick. So far 9 routes have been announced from October. Lots of gaps so hopefully more to come.
I am assuming G-GATx aircraft will be used, although some of them have been operating from Heathrow these past two years.
It may also depend on demand. Some routes may warrant the A321 but we will have to wait and see.
I am impatient to hear more about their winter schedules from Gatwick. So far 9 routes have been announced from October. Lots of gaps so hopefully more to come.
Last edited by vectismanpaul; Mar 16, 2022 at 4:02 am
#158
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: UK
Programs: BA Gold
Posts: 533
https://londonairtravel.com/2022/03/...wick-wetlease/
Flights operated by IB Express are now starting to show in the timetable.
I've also seen elsewhere that EuroFlyer were apparently granted their AOC last week.
Flights operated by IB Express are now starting to show in the timetable.
I've also seen elsewhere that EuroFlyer were apparently granted their AOC last week.
#160
Join Date: Nov 2017
Posts: 3,059
The I2 wetlease aircraft will have normal BA meals and bars loaded, and are also A320s with the same blocked middle seats in CE. So apart from the crew (and possibly also non-reclining seats?), there should be little difference for anyone sitting near the front.
LGW-MAD is the only ‘true’ Iberia Express route, with their service rather than BA’s.
LGW-MAD is the only ‘true’ Iberia Express route, with their service rather than BA’s.
#162
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: London. Edinburgh, Cornwall
Programs: BA GGL, British Midland Lifetime* Loser
Posts: 7,941
#164
Join Date: Nov 2017
Posts: 3,059
As mentioned above, the only difference is between flights that are operated by and for I2 and those operated by I2 for BA. I suspect the former will actually have a separate check-in area, given they will depart in Resiber, not FLY, but the latter will be fully handled by BA.
You can tell the difference by the prime (operational) flight number.
#165
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: UK
Programs: MUCCI, British Airways Executive Club Gold
Posts: 1,795
My flight to SVQ in May is saying in MMB: Operated by Iberia Express.
This hasn’t been communicated by BA. Is this essentially like a GB Airways of old situation? Or will this be staffed by BA crew? Sorry all a bit confusing! Having had the ‘pleasure’ of Iberia Express before, I can’t say I’m too excited!
This hasn’t been communicated by BA. Is this essentially like a GB Airways of old situation? Or will this be staffed by BA crew? Sorry all a bit confusing! Having had the ‘pleasure’ of Iberia Express before, I can’t say I’m too excited!