SME Times News Bureau | 16 May, 2019
British Airways on Thursday announced flying its Airbus-350 plane soon to Bengaluru from London.
"Bengaluru
is the first city in India and fourth destination on our worldwide
network to operate the A-350 aircraft," said the airline in a statement
here.
The other three cities where the airline is operating the
275-seater A-350 are Cape Town in South Africa and Phoenix in Arizona
state and Las Vegas in Nevada state in the US.
The airline
operates daily a mix of Boeing 777 and Boeing 737 for its direct service
on the Bengaluru-London route and other West-bound cities from Heathrow
airport.
"We plan to operate A-350 on the Bengaluru-London route
from winter schedule, which begins at the year-end," an airline
spokesperson told IANS.
As part of the Airbus family of jets, the
twin-engine A-350 is flown by many airlines the world over for fuel
efficiency, greater comfort and faster flight duration.
With 300-aircraft fleet, British Airways flies daily to about 200 destinations in 80 countries.
