British Airways Starts New Route

British Airways launches flights to Paris Orly

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CRAWLEY, England - British Airways has started its 12 services a week between London Heathrow and Paris Orly to complement its flights to Paris Charles de Gaulle.

The flights to Paris Orly first took off on January 10, 2011 with seats having been on sale since November 16.

Colm Lacy, British Airways' general manager network planning, said: "This is an excellent addition to our shorthaul network, allowing business travellers easy access to the Paris financial district which is close to Orly airport. Customers will also be able to make smooth connections on to BA subsidiary OpenSkies' services between Orly and the United States, and on to oneworld partner, Iberia."

The route is be served by A319s, A320s and A321s and will offer two classes to choose from, Euro Traveller and Club Europe.

Customers selecting the Club Europe cabin can take advantage of Terminal 5's excellent lounge facilities, allowing them to work or relax prior to their flight.

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