British Airways will increase its Heathrow-Bahrain service to daily from 27 October 2025, adding over 9,000 seats.
The Heathrow-Abu Dhabi route, suspended for summer 2025, will resume with a daily service this winter, competing with Etihad. Riyadh services will expand to 12 weekly flights this winter, increasing to 14 in summer 2026.
Jeddah flights will rise from four to five weekly flights starting summer 2026. The expanded schedule aims to meet growing demand and improve connectivity via Heathrow to over 200 global destinations.
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