Without justifying its withdrawal from the Angolan market, the operator has published the information in the global booking systems and purchase of air tickets used by travel agents.
According to the note, the last flight will depart from London/Heathrow bound for Luanda Thursday on June 7, and has a scheduled return for Saturday on June 9.
British Airways has two weekly flights on this route on Thursdays and Sundays, returning to London on Saturdays and Tuesdays.
In June 2016, the Spanish company Iberia, which is also part of the IAG Group, stopped flying to Luanda for lack of passengers.
This post was published on 26 May 2018 20:29
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