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FlightsMojo lets you search and book British Airways flight tickets for domestic and international journeys across its global network. British Airways is a major UK airline with its main hub at London Heathrow Airport. Its network covers more than 200 destinations across 76 countries, connecting the UK with Europe, Asia, North America, Africa and other regions. 

You can use FlightsMojo to compare available British Airways flights, check schedules and choose an itinerary that suits your journey. During booking, you can also add TripShield for additional protection against eligible trip cancellations. Any refund under TripShield remains subject to the applicable terms and conditions.

Why Fly with British Airways?

British Airways operates short-haul and long-haul services and offers different cabin options depending on the aircraft and route. Passengers can choose from Economy, Premium Economy, Business and First on eligible services.

The airline also provides inflight entertainment, meal options on applicable routes and access to a wide international network. British Airways operates direct services between the UK and several major Indian cities, making it a practical option for passengers travelling between India, London and onward destinations. 

Size of British Airways Fleet

British Airways has a large fleet designed for both short-haul and long-haul operations. IAG reported a British Airways fleet of 298 aircraft for 2025. The fleet includes:

• Airbus A319, A320 and A321 family aircraft

• Airbus A350-1000

• Airbus A380-800

• Boeing 777-200 and 777-300

• Boeing 787-8, 787-9 and 787-10

• Embraer 190 aircraft operated by BA CityFlyer

Aircraft type can vary according to the route, schedule and operational requirements. 

British Airways Flights and Connectivity

British Airways connects London with destinations across Europe, India, the Middle East, Africa, North America, Asia and other international regions. London Heathrow is the airline's primary hub and provides connections between many short-haul and long-haul routes.

Some major cities available through the British Airways network include:

• London, United Kingdom

• New York, USA

• Toronto, Canada

• Delhi, India

• Mumbai, India

• Tokyo, Japan

British Airways currently lists direct services to Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad in India. Its wider partnership with IndiGo also provides connections through additional Indian gateways. 

Popular British Airways International Flight Routes

Popular routes in the British Airways network include:

• London to New York

• London to Delhi

• London to Mumbai

• London to Bengaluru

• London to Toronto

• London to Dubai

• London to Singapore

• London to Tokyo

Flight availability and frequency can change according to season and operational schedules.

British Airways Baggage Allowance Information

British Airways baggage allowance depends on your fare type, cabin, route and frequent-flyer status. Passengers should always check the allowance included with their specific ticket before travelling. 

Cabin Baggage

British Airways generally allows:

• 1 handbag/personal bag: Up to 40 × 30 × 15 cm

• 1 cabin bag: Up to 56 × 45 × 25 cm

Your smaller handbag should fit under the seat in front of you, while the larger cabin bag is normally stored in the overhead compartment. 

Checked Baggage

On fares that include checked baggage, the standard allowance varies according to the cabin and route. A standard checked bag can measure up to 90 × 75 × 43 cm, with a typical weight limit of 23 kg per bag. Some premium cabins and eligible frequent-flyer members may receive higher allowances. 

How to Check In Online with British Airways

Online check-in generally opens 24 hours before the scheduled departure of a British Airways flight. 

If you booked your British Airways flight through FlightsMojo:

1. Visit the FlightsMojo website or open the FlightsMojo app.

2. Open your booking details.

3. Find your British Airways reservation and check-in information.

4. Follow the provided check-in instructions.

5. Enter the required passenger and travel details.

6. Complete check-in and save your boarding pass where available.

Airport check-in and bag-drop closing times vary by airport and route, so passengers should arrive with enough time to complete baggage, security and travel-document checks. 

Documents Required for Airport Check-In or Identification at the Airport

The documents you need depend on your route, nationality and destination. For international British Airways flights, passengers generally need:

• A valid passport

• A valid visa, where required

• Boarding pass or booking details

• Transit visa, if required for a connecting country

• Any additional entry or travel authorisation required by the destination

For domestic UK flights, recognised photographic identification may be accepted instead of a passport in eligible cases. Passengers remain responsible for checking the latest entry and transit requirements before departure.