British Airways brings the A380 back to Singapore

In March 2024, British Airways will upgrade its daily London-Singapore route to an Airbus A380 in an effort to express its sustained optimism regarding the travel industry’s revival.

Although the 777s operated by British Airways are rather finely divided into a number of configurations, there is an effort to consolidate the fleet into three kinds through a schedule of fleet refurbishments, at least for the Heathrow-based aircraft.

The Heathrow fleet will mostly consist of the three class 200ER (77L), the four class 200ER (77M), and the four class 300ER (77H) by the beginning of 2023. Additionally, three 77Rs (LGW spec) are also running out of Heathrow and six 77Gs are now in service with plans to be upgraded to the 77H type in 2023. Both the 77S and 77T cabin layouts are available in the London Gatwick fleet.

British Airways has committed to upgrading its A380s with brand-new first class suites in addition to those much enhanced Club Suites, as was previously reported. The BA11 flight leaves London Heathrow T5 at 7.30 p.m. and arrives in Singapore at 4.50 p.m. the next day. BA12 takes off from Changi T1 in Singapore at 11:20 p.m., returning to London the next morning at 6:15 a.m.

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From Sunday, November 5 through Saturday, November 8, there will only be one flight per week between London City and Milan Linate. Flights to and from Heathrow will continue as normal.

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The route, which was once only offered during the summer, will now depart from London City all year round. It will run every Thursday and Sunday starting on October 29 as the winter season gets started.

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