After a successful Majorca campaign last year, British Airways has announced an increase in capacity on their London City to Palma de Mallorca service this summer. There will be 50% more flights during the summer season, making the total number of available seats on this route to be over 25,000.

The service started in March and will operate until the end of October. Direct flights are available on Sundays, Mondays and Fridays in April, May & June. In peak holiday season in July, August and early September passengers will be able to travel every day except for Saturdays. Direct flights revert to Sundays, Mondays and Fridays from the 5th September until the end of October. Not only to Majorca, British Airways also offers flights to Tenerife, Ibiza, Fuerteventura, Menorca, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria and many other Spanish holiday destinations. This year, BA will be using the larger 98 seater Embraer airplanes for the London City to Majorca route.

British Airways has regular flights to Majorca. Spain. Flights land at Son Sant Joan Airport, five miles east of Palma. After your flight to Palma, hop on the bus into the city centre and before long you'll be exploring Palma Old Town's medieval streets. Shake off the cobwebs after your Palma flight with a few tapas snacks along the buzzing Passeig Marítim seafront. After landed, the easiest way into Palma's city centre is to take the bus to Plaça Espanya, which takes about 20 minutes. Buses leave every 15 minutes from outside Palma airport's Flight Arrivals.
Brits will have more chances to soak up the Spanish sun this summer as British Airways has announced that it will be offering more flights from London City Airport to Palma de Majorca due to popular demand. To cope with the summer rush, flights will leave from London for Palma de Majorca six days a week, instead of the three days per week they currently run, so passengers will be able to jet off any day except Saturday throughout July and August.

The United Kingdom's largest scheduled airline, British Airways is also the national airline and flag carrier of the country. With its main hubs at the London Heathrow Airport and London Gatwick Airport, British Airways flies to over 550 destinations across the world. Providing a full service experience, British Airways tries to provide flights to Majorca at the most convenient times and to the best located airport. alma de Mallorca Airport covers an area of 6.3 sq. km and it has three asphalt runways and four passenger terminals. Besides being a major hub for Air Berlin, Palma de Mallorca Airport also serves to many airlines like Air Europa, BMI, Bmibaby, Condor Airlines, EasyJet, Hamburg International, Lufthansa, Ryanair, Thomas Cook Airlines and Thomson Airways.