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London City predicts 'strong recovery' in 2022

Air
Will Payne
17 January 2022

London City airport expects pent-up passenger demand to fuel a surge in growth in 2022.

London City said the return of Billund flights marked a major resumption of business services

The prediction follows the announcement of a busy summer schedule for British Airways, the airport’s biggest carrier, and the easing of Covid-19 restrictions.
 
Flights to Milan, one of the airport’s top performing routes which carried 275,000 passengers in 2019, will be reinstated this year. More than three quarters of 2019 routes are expected to be operating from the airport in 2022.
 
Barcelona will return to the London City network for the first time in almost a decade, while new routes such as Thessaloniki join destinations such as Split, Mykonos and Faro.