British Airways operate direct flights to the Greek islands of Myconos and Santorini

British Airways will operate direct flights from London’s Heathrow Airport to the Greek islands of Myconos and Santorini for the high season starting on May 3. The airliner has also added a Thessaloniki-London Gatwick Airport service four times a week.

The BA A320 carriers will fly to the Cycladic island of Myconos on Tuesday and Saturday while flights to and from Santorini will take place Wednesday and Sunday reports Kathimerini.

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BA launches two Greek flights this weekend

The two services from Heathrow will both operate twice a week, with the Mykonos flight starting on Saturday (May 3) and Santorini on Sunday (May 4).

BA will be using an Airbus A320 aircraft on both routes, offering a total of 162 seats in economy and Club Europe.

Richard Tams, BA’s head of marketing, said: “Mykonos and Santorini are great short-haul holiday destinations and we think they’ll prove really popular with customers and sun-seekers.”

Mykonos flights will operate on Tuesdays and Saturday, while the service to Santorini flies on Wednesday and Sunday.

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