British Airways is expanding its short-haul network by adding new flights to two European capital cities: Riga in Latvia and Belgrade in Serbia.
The airline is to launch a three-times-weekly service from London Heathrow to Riga from October 29, with return fares available from £73.
A three-times-weekly service from London Heathrow to Belgrade will start on October 31, with return fares available from £105.
A 12-times-weekly service will also operate from London Heathrow to Cologne, beginning October 30, with return fares starting from £92.
Meanwhile, weekly winter flights from Heathrow to Turin, Italy, will also become available on Sundays from December 10 and BA Cityflyer, British Airways’ subsidiary based at London City Airport, will launch a weekly service to Milan Linate Airport from November 5, with fares from £112.
