What planes do BA use from London City Airport?

British Airways only operates the Embraer E190 (or ERJ 190) out of London City. Until 2021, it also operated the smaller E170, but these have now been replaced with an all-E190 fleet of 22 aircraft. Flights are operated by BA Cityflyer, a wholly-owned subsidiary of British Airways.



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The single terminal allows a quick and seamless journey from kerbside to airside in under 15 minutes. (Nb: Some routes are summer/winter only). We operate 15 Embraer 190, and six Embraer 170 aircraft (BA CityFlyer), a Saab 2000 (wet leased from Eastern Airways) and two Airbus A318 (BA mainline) from the airport.

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BA CityFlyer, British Airways' wholly owned subsidiary, operates the Embraer 190 aircraft from London City airport to UK domestic and European routes. The Embraer 190 is a narrow-body, twin-engine jet airliner manufactured by Embraer, a Brazilian aerospace company.

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Because it's a smaller airport, arrivals and departures at LCY can be much quicker and easier than larger airports in London.

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Americans who are combining a trip to London with a visit to Europe should consider flying in (or out) of London-City airport. This small airport is located much closer to the center of London than the other main London airports, making it more convenient.

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Departures. There is only one terminal at London City airport so travelling through the airport can often be quicker than at other London airports. Check in opens 2 hours before your flight. Please do not arrive earlier than 2 hours before your scheduled departure time.

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Flying to London City with British Airways: FAQs Yes.

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Heathrow is by far the largest airport in London. When taking an intercontinental flight from the US, you will most likely end up here. Transportation to west and central London is cheaper and faster than from airports outside London due to the Underground connection.

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London City Airport is recognised for its exceptional Private Jet Centre, offering elite passengers a seamless and elegant travel experience. With personalised lounges, swift security procedures, and premium services, London City Airport is a preferred hub for private flights in the United Kingdom.

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You may be surprised to learn that British Airways does not have a lounge for passengers departing from London City Airport, unless they are travelling on BA1 to New York. In fact, there are not even any third-party lounges in the terminal.

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London City Airport is certified as a 3-Star Airport for facilities, comfort, cleanliness, shopping, food & beverages, staff service and security / immigration.

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London City Airport has a single 1,508-metre (4,948 ft) long runway, and a CAA Public Use Aerodrome Licence (Number P728) that allows flights for the public transport of passengers; this licence also allows training flights, but only for the purpose of training pilots to operate at this specific airport.

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There is only one terminal at London City airport so travelling through the airport can often be quicker than at other London airports. Check in opens 2 hours before your flight. Please do not arrive earlier than 2 hours before your scheduled departure time.

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Airbus A220: Two A220 aircraft can be scheduled on the ground at LCY simultaneously subject to A220 stand availability.

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