London, Oct 28 : British Airways has stopped being the UK’s national carrier and effectively become London Airways.
Though the airline still operates flights from Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen, but passengers choice of destination from these cities is limited: They can fly to any other city they like – so long as it is London, The Independent reported.
At the weekend, the airline axed the last international flight that neither departed from nor arrived at one of the London airports, the 44-year-old link from New York to Manchester.
The slots at JFK have been redeployed for a new BA route from Gatwick.