British Airways will expand its short-haul network from London Heathrow next summer with the launch of two new routes, adding Tivat in Montenegro and Guernsey in the Channel Islands to its schedule.
Seasonal flights to Tivat begin on 14 May 2026 from Terminal 3, operating three times weekly, while the year-round Guernsey service launches on 19 April 2026 from Terminal 5—becoming the only direct connection between Heathrow and the island.
The additions bring BA’s Heathrow short-haul network close to 100 destinations and follow the airline’s recent growth, including the introduction of Graz and the announcement of new long-haul service to St. Louis.
This post was published on 21 November 2025 21:02
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