Uganda Airlines will begin direct flights between Entebbe and London Gatwick on May 18, 2025, marking its first European route and restoring UK-Uganda air links after nearly a decade.
The four-times-weekly service aims to boost business, tourism, and trade, with CEO Jenifer Bamuturaki calling it a key step in the airline’s growth. The Airbus A330-800neo flights will also support Ugandan exports, which totaled $22.6 million to the UK in 2024.
With regulatory approvals secured, tickets are now available via the airline’s website and agents. The route aligns with Uganda’s Vision 2040 for economic expansion and global connectivity.
This post was published on 20 March 2025 23:32
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