British Airways inaugurates flights to Portland

At 4:55 p.m. local time on Friday, June 3rd, British Airways’ inaugural flight from London landed in Portland. The company will have five weekly services on the 214-seat Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner Boeing aircraft in three classes.

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British will fly to Portland to and from London – Heathrow for the first time. The airline’s operations will remain year-round.

London is Portland’s fourth European destination. Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Reykjavik are served non-stop by Delta, Condor and Icelandair respectively.

See also: Delta launched flights to Santiago de Chile with Airbus A350s.

Schedule between London and Portland – British

Flight times

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Flight	From	ETD	To	ETA
BA 267	London (LHR)	3:15 p.m.	Portland (PDX)	5:05 p.m.
BA 266	Portland (PDX)	6:55 p.m.	London (LHR)	12:20 p.m. +1

Frequencies

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Flight	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun
BA 267	×	×	×		×		×
BA 266	×	×	×		×		×

Neil Chernoff, British Airways’ Director of Networks and Alliances said: “This summer British Airways will be flying from 26 US cities to London and we’re very excited to be adding Portland to our list of transatlantic destinations. Not only are we the only airline to offer direct flights from Portland to London, but this new route also opens a wide variety of connections for our customers. Through Alaska Airlines, our oneworld partner, British Airways will offer codeshare connections to several destinations operated by Alaska Airlines from Portland.”

British Airways in the United States

Londres (LGW)

• New York (JFK): 7 weekly flights – Boeing 777
• Orlando (MCO): 14 weekly flights – Boeing 777
• Tampa (TPA): 7 weekly flights – Boeing 777

Londres (LHR)

• Atlanta (ATL): 5 weekly flights – Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner
• Austin (AUS): 7 weekly flights – Airbus A350-1000
• Baltimore (BWI): 7 weekly flights – Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner
• Boston (BOS): 21 weekly flights – Airbus A380 and Boeing 777
• Chicago (ORD): 12 weekly flights – Airbus A380 and Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner
• Dallas (DFW): 6 weekly flights – Boeing 777
• Denver (DEN): 7 weekly flights – Boeing 777
• Houston (IAH): 7 weekly flights – Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner
• Las Vegas (LAS): 7 weekly flights – Airbus A350-1000
• Miami (MIA): 7 weekly flights – Airbus A380 and Boeing 777
• Nashville (BNA): 7 weekly flights – Boeing 787
• Newark (EWR): 15 weekly flights – Boeing 777
• Nueva York (JFK): 42 weekly flights – Boeing 777
• Nueva Orleans (MSY): 4 weekly flights – Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner
• Orlando (MCO): 7 weekly flights – Boeing 777
• Philadelphia (PHL): 5 weekly flights – Boeing 777
• Phoenix (PHX): 7 weekly flights – Airbus A350-1000
• Pittsburgh (PIT): 4 weekly flights – Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner
• Portland (PDX): 5 weekly flights – Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner
• San Diego (SAN): 6 weekly flights – Airbus A350-1000
• San Francisco (SFO): 10 weekly flights – Airbus A380 and Boeing 777
• Seattle (SEA): 10 weekly flights – Boeing 777 and Boeing 787
• San José (SJC): 4 weekly flights – Boeing 787
• Washington (IAD): 11 weekly flights – Airbus A380 and Boeing 777

See also: WestJet inaugurates flights between Toronto and Edinburgh.