British Airways Soars High: Expanding Horizons in India's Aviation Market

British Airways plans to expand its services in India to meet the growing travel demand. The airline, with over a century of operations in India, aims to increase flight frequency and local employment. The strategy aligns with India's rising prominence as a global aviation hub.

As the Indian aviation market displays incredible potential, British Airways is set to expand its services to meet the surging demand. A senior executive emphasized the airline's commitment to providing enhanced travel experiences while generating more employment opportunities in India.

Having operated in India for over 100 years, British Airways runs 56 weekly flights from various Indian cities to London. With plans for a third daily flight from Delhi subject to regulatory approval, the airline is committed to constant expansion and meeting customer needs.

British Airways is also bolstered by its local call centre and crew bases. A codeshare with IndiGo and a partnership with Qatar Airways enhances connectivity, underscoring India's role as the airline's second-largest market after the US.

(With inputs from agencies.)