British Airways resumes flights to China

After a two-year absence, British Airways will resume flights between the UK and mainland China from 23 April.

In a statement announcing the resumption, from 23 April, flights will operate daily between London Heathrow and Shanghai Pudong International Airport. From 3 June, flights will operate four times per week between London Heathrow and Beijing Daxing Airport.

British Airways first flew to China in 1980 and continued to do so until the pandemic. The airline has been working hard to reintroduce these important routes to enable customers to reunite with family and friends.

Noella Ferns, British Airways’ Head of Sales, Asia Pacific, said: “We can’t wait to welcome our customers back on board our flights from Shanghai and Beijing. We know they’ve been looking forward to reuniting with family and friends, coming to study in the UK and resuming business between China and the UK. We have an incredibly rich history of flying to mainland China, having connected the two countries for more than 40 years. We look forward to resuming these routes again.”

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