British Airways adds Heathrow–Bergen, Glasgow–Nice and Edinburgh–Split for summer 2027

British Airways will launch a new route from London Heathrow to Bergen in Norway on 15 April 2027, the airline announced on 10 November 2026, as part of a summer 2027 European schedule that also adds two BA CityFlyer routes from Scotland and moves two London services to a different airport.

The Bergen flights, BA790 and BA791, will operate five days a week from Terminal 3 until 30 October 2027, on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. British Airways says the timings allow onward connections at Heathrow to New York, Boston, Miami and Chicago. BA CityFlyer will add a weekly Glasgow–Nice service between 15 May and 3 October 2027, and a Saturday Edinburgh–Split service from 15 May to 19 June and again from 4 September to 2 October 2027.

Two routes change London airport. Skiathos moves from London City to Heathrow Terminal 5, with three flights a week between 20 May and 11 September 2027, which the airline says adds capacity and access to its global network. Perugia moves the other way, from Heathrow to London City, with five flights a week; British Airways says this aligns capacity with demand. Neil Chernoff, the airline's Chief Planning and Strategy Officer, said: "We're delighted to be expanding our European network with new routes and convenient airport moves."

The announcement does not state which aircraft will be used. For Perugia, the release gives 1 May to 28 September 2027 in its summary, while its timetable lists the Saturday flights from 1 May and the weekday flights from 21 May. Travellers should confirm exact operating days and times with British Airways before booking, and anyone already holding summer 2027 bookings to Skiathos or Perugia should check which London airport their flight now uses.