British Airways Nigeria

British Airways Nigeria Booking

About British Airways

British Airways was founded on 31^st March 1974 and is one of the world’s leading global premium airlines. British Airways is the largest international carrier in the UK. The airline has its hub at London Heathrow, the world’s busiest international airport.

British Airways flies to over 170 destinations in 70 countries. The airline has an impressive fleet of more than 280 aircraft, including the modern A380 and 787. Find out more about the BA fleet further down this page.

The airline carries in excess of 40 million customers per year. Some impressive and amusing statistics are that BA serves its’ customers 35 million cups of tea, 36.5 million meals and 3.7 million bottles of wine per year.

The advantages of flying with British Airways include:

Free food and drinks on all long-haul flights
Free seat selection within twenty-four hours of departure
Flights to mainstream airports are close to the destinations passengers want to travel to (unlike some low-cost airlines which fly to remote airports).
A generous free baggage allowance on applicable flights.

As of December 2016, British Airways has approximately 40,000 employees including an impressive 15,000 cabin crew, 3,600 pilots and 5,500 engineers.

On 25 August 2009, British Airways celebrated its 90th anniversary. The airline can trace its origins way back to the birth of civil aviation.

In 2016 British Airways celebrated 80 years of Nigeria flight operations. On 9 February 1936, the Weekly Imperial Airways flight from London to Khartoum connected with another fight to Kano, heralding the start of services to Nigeria. Today, Imperial Airways’ successor British Airways operates daily, direct Boeing 747 and 777 services to Abuja and Lagos.

Pablo De Renzis (Head of Middle East, Africa and Central Asia Sales), said if the airline had been around in Nigeria for as long as 80 years, it meant a commitment to the country and successful business relationship. He went on to say that “The first flight from London to Kano took seven days, with some few stops in between. Now, the flying time is less than seven hours. Things have changed a lot now daily from Lagos and Abuja,”.

“These 80 years of flying into Nigeria confirms the commitment we have to the country. We are very happy with the relationship we have with Nigeria,” he stated.

British Airways Nigeria Booking

Do you want to make an British Airways booking? It’s easy and affordable with www.flightscanner.com.ng

Find cheap British Airways Nigeria flights using our booking portal at the top of this page. Remember, if you are looking for BA Business Class flight tickets, simply use the flight search engine at the top of this page and select business class.

Duration of your flight to Lagos

Flights from London to Lagos take just 6 hours and 25 minutes and there’s no time difference. Lagos’s tropical wet and dry climate, coupled with the city’s manic pace, takes some getting used to, but to experience an African city with a strong arts and culture scene, there’s nowhere better to be than Lagos.

Flights to Lagos from London

British Airways flies to Lagos (LOS) from London Heathrow (LHR). Flying with British Airways offers you a choice of daily flights to Lagos, all with the additional benefits of award-winning service and a generous luggage allowance of 2 x 23kg.

Fly with British Airways from London to Lagos and choose between First, Club World, World Traveller Plus or World Traveller.

The British Airways Nigeria fleet

At the moment British Airways Nigeria operates a mix of the Boeing 747 and Boeing 777 to Lagos and Abuja.

British Airways Nigeria operate the Boeing 777 in Abuja and Boeing 747 and Boeing 777 in Nigeria. You can find out more about the British Airways Nigeria fleet on the airline website.

Call sign: SPEEDBIRD

Further information about the complete British Airways fleet can be found at Planespotters.

British Airways Nigeria Cabin Classes

British Airways First Class

First is your ticket to exceptional comfort and impeccable service in our most elegant surroundings. It’s the finest way to travel:

your own private, spacious suite
a fully flat bed with mattress and duvet
delicious and indulgent dining
access to luxurious lounges and spa treatments
exclusive and attentive service

Find out more about the British Airways Nigeria First Class service here.

British Airways Business Class

Club World combines premium levels of comfort and service with the freedom and flexibility to make every journey unique and unforgettable. Whether you’re travelling for business or pleasure, there’s a Club World seat with your name on it.

a spacious seat, which converts into a fully flat bed
delicious food and drink options using fresh, local ingredients
access to private lounges and luxurious spa treatments
dedicated check-in desks and priority boarding

Read in detail about the British Airways Nigeria Business Class service here. Book British Airways Business Class Flights using our flight booking engine.

British Airways Nigeria Premium Economy Class

World Traveller Plus is our premium economy service, a more comfortable, relaxing experience on longer routes and proof that a premium service doesn’t have to break the bank:

wider seats and more legroom
small, intimate cabins with expert, attentive service
delicious meals and full bar service
personal entertainment system with noise-reducing headphones
larger free baggage allowance

British Airways Nigeria Premium Economy is available on flight from Lagos to London and most other international flights. Visit the British Airways Premium Economy page for more information.

British Airways Nigeria Economy Class

World Traveller is our full-service economy class on flights beyond Europe, packed with all the comfort and benefits you expect from British Airways at an affordable price:

great value all-inclusive fares with no hidden charges
generous free baggage allowance
delicious meals and full bar service
personal entertainment system with complimentary headphones
family-friendly features and kids’ activity packs

As lovely as First and Business Class is, most people travel Economy Class. You can find out more about the British Airways Nigeria Economy Class here.