US EditionBritish Airways Opens New Line to Austria
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British Airways has added a new line to its network. The airline is now connecting London-Gatwick with Graz, as the Austrian airport announced. British Airways operates the line three times a week – on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
On November 21, 2025, BA Euroflyer's first aircraft landed in Graz from London and was greeted with snow drifts – some British passers-by commented on this with "charming".
From now on British Airways offers three times a week direct flights from Graz to London Gatwick. The new connection strengthens the economic and tourist relations between Styria and the UK and facilitates travel for businessmen, tourists and visitors: friends and family.
On Friday at 4:10 p.m., the first BA Euroflyer aircraft landed in Graz from London. British Airways' subsidiary, which has more than 20 aircraft, offers around 45 short and medium-haul flights from London Gatwick. Among them new: Rabat in Morocco and since Friday also Graz. The flights between Graz and London always take off on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Michael Jentner and Franz Zussner were present for Austrian Wings.
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