British Airways has doubled its weekly frequency
to Rio de Janeiro from three to six flights.
Flights will now
depart Heathrow for Rio every day, except Mondays. The departure
time remains at 12.15pm, landing in Rio at 9.55pm local time.
The flight will continue to be served by a three
class Boeing 777, enabling customers to choose from World Traveller
(economy), World Traveller Plus (premier economy) and the
airline’s fully flat beds in Club World (business class).
Neil Cottrell, British Airways’ head of network
planning, said, “We are experiencing a real increase in demand for
Rio and by doubling the number of frequencies, we are able to
offer our customers more choice and greater availability. Brazil
is also experiencing strong economic growth and this capacity
increase is a great opportunity for British Airways to be part of
that growth.”
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