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British Airways is launching 3 new flights to Europe for spring 2027

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British Airways has announced new summer routes and airport changes for 2027 (Picture: Scott Barbour/Getty Images)
British Airways has announced new summer routes and airport changes for 2027 (Picture: Scott Barbour/Getty Images) · Metro

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British Airways has announced new summer routes and airport changes for 2027 (Picture: Scott Barbour/Getty Images) If the chilly weather has you making travel plans for next year,…

If the chilly weather has you making travel plans for next year, British Airways has just added a fresh batch of European routes to choose from.

The UK flag carrier has unveiled three new routes operating from London Heathrow Airport, Edinburgh Airport, and Glasgow Airport, starting in April 2027.

The expanded schedule is designed to give travellers more choice and flexibility for the year ahead.

From sun-soaked Mediterranean getaways to fjord adventures, there’s plenty to explore.

Here’s everything you need to know about the new flights and routes on the way next year.

From April 15 to October 30 2027, a new service will operate between London Heathrow (LHR) and Bergen (BGO), Norway, with five flights per week.

The route is optimised for onward connections to US destinations like New York, Boston, Miami, and Chicago, as North America traffic to Bergen has increased by almost 50% since 2019.

Metro‘s Ellie Hutchings previously visited Bergen in April 2025, calling it a ‘colourful city nestled between seven mountains and the dazzling western coastline.’

‘This Scandinavian jewel may be small, but it punches above its weight with an abundance of natural beauty, history and a surprisingly eclectic food scene.’

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