Where in Europe does BA fly to from LHR (not LCY or LGW)

[Nizar]

Hi,

Does anyone know the answer to this question please ?
Trying to plan a trip to Europe next year on AA.com (using miles of course lol) but the European destinations I've checked all have the inconvenience of say flying into LHR from MEL/DXB or MEL/SIN but then flying to say FCO or BCN through LCY or LGW, and though the layover times are sufficient, I'd rather not have to go through this hassle if possible, especially as I'm not fussed which European city I land in (as long as its one of the countries which I plan to visit, so I wouldn't mind either of MAD,BCN,CDG,FCO,ZRH,GVA,TXL,AMS, etc)

I tried looking on Google but BA's route map shows destinations out of London, but does not specify which airport out of London that its European flights depart from.

Does anybody have any ideas or suggestions ?
Any input would be very much appreciated.

Cheers

 

[moa999]

Vast bulk of destinations are serviced out of LHR.

Just google "flights from LHR to xx_"

 

[trentusjuventus]

Another option is the "timetable" section of the BA website. A bit tedious but just put in LHR as your departure point and then search the individual cities that you wish to go to, it will bring up results for LHR, other London airports, and codeshares, so just pay attention to which ones are actually operated by BA out of LHR.

 

[maninblack]

They have this on their website. Our route network | Flight information | British Airways

Hey and Israel is in Europe not the Middle East...who knew

Use this and take out connections and codeshares oneworld Online Timetable.

 

[alieninperth]

Hey and Israel is in Europe not the Middle East...who knew

Yes that is true for BA, but for an AAward Israel is in the same zone as the Middle East (and north Africa).

 

[Joshua]

Crowdsourced data off OpenFlights:

 

[Nizar]

Thanks everyone.
In particular that map is very helpful, seems like I got freakishly unlucky to have got flights out of LCY to Europe.

 

[sergeyvzn]

Thanks everyone.
In particular that map is very helpful, seems like I got freakishly unlucky to have got flights out of LCY to Europe.

I understand your frustration about changing airports but LCY is really a little gem of an airport. It's the closest to Central London, very easy to get to by Docklands Light Rail, very small and very easy to navigate. If you could have a stopover in London, I wouldn't hesitate about choosing a BA flight from LCY over LHR, any time

 

[Nizar]

This is a tad off topic, but does anyone know if all BA flights to SIN/HKG out of LHR leave out of Terminal 5 so I could try the Concorde Room ?

 

[TonyHancock]

This is a tad off topic, but does anyone know if all BA flights to SIN/HKG out of LHR leave out of Terminal 5 so I could try the Concorde Room ?

SIN certainly, and I'm pretty sure HKG does too.

 

[Nizar]

SIN certainly, and I'm pretty sure HKG does too.

More than likely I will be flying BA out of LHR (better availability anyway), but, just curious, say it happens that I am flying QF out of LHR (in F) what are the lounge options ?
Nothing as good as the CCR ?
Anything close ?

 

[TonyHancock]

More than likely I will be flying BA out of LHR (better availability anyway), but, just curious, say it happens that I am flying QF out of LHR (in F) what are the lounge options ?
Nothing as good as the CCR ?
Anything close ?

BA, CX, and AA. the general consensus, and in my own opinion, is that the BA Galleries F lounge is the pick of the three, and it is OK...but nowhere near as good as the QF SYD and MEL F lounges. I have not been in the CCR.