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British Airways Worldwide Timetable 28 October 2007 to 29 March 2008 British Airways Worldwide Timetable 28 October 2007 to 29 March 2008 CONTENTS About the schedules 2 British Airways extended network 3 Well being 4 How to use this Timetable 5 Terminal 5 / Abbreviations 6 Schedules pages 7/99 General information for the passenger - Our liability 100 - At the Airport 101 - How to prepare your baggage 102/103 - On the flight 104 How to contact us 105/106 Calendar 2007/08 107 Electronic Ticketing The carriage of all passengers and baggage is subject to the British Airways Conditions of Contract and General Conditions of Carriage regardless of whether the passenger holds an electronic ticket or a paper ticket. Further information can be found on page 100. 1 ABOUT THE SCHEDULES The flights contained in this timetable are based on an average period and subject to change for a variety of reasons. Seasonal holidays may result in some cancellations. Schedules may also vary around public holidays or when changes occur to Daylight Saving Time. Schedules are updated frequently on the Internet and can be found at ba.com Downloadable timetables, updated monthly, are available for PC and a variety of PDA devices and can be found on ba.com/mobilezone Connections Minimum connection times between flights vary by airport, often depending upon whether it is domestic to domestic, international to international, international to domestic or vice versa and whether a change of terminal is involved. For information on connections please refer to ba.com. Check In Online Check-in is a simple and convenient service that enables you to check in, choose your preferred seat and print your boarding pass (selected routes only) all from the comfort of your own home or office. Online Check-in opens 24 hours before your flight departs. To check in online simply go to ba.com and follow the instructions. Alternatively you can check in using one of our Check-in kiosks, which are found in the airport terminals. Terms and Conditions When you buy a ticket to travel on a British Airways flight you enter into a contract of carriage with us. Your flights and any services provided are subject to: G Any tariffs or special conditions which apply to your fare G The conditions of contract and notices contained in your ticket or itinerary and receipt G The carrier’s General Conditions of Carriage G Any applicable regulations. Such conditions and regulations are incorporated by reference into and made part of the contract of carriage. The carriage of all passengers and baggage is subject to the British Airways Conditions of Contract and General Conditions of Carriage regardless of whether the passenger holds an electronic ticket or a paper ticket. The General Conditions of Carriage for British Airways and British Airways’ franchise partners are available on ba.com and at British Airways ticket offices. The General Conditions of Carriage for British Airways’ Codeshare Partners are available at their ticket offices. 2 BRITISH AIRWAYS EXTENDED NETWORK British Airways co-operates with several carriers around the world to ensure there is a quality service available wherever you fly. The airlines and the flights they operate are listed below. In addition, some British Airways services may be operated by aircraft and crews leased from another airline. Throughout the Timetable, the N symbol identifies flights operated either by a franchisee or by one of the airlines with which we co- operate. Flight Numbers Airline Notes BA4300-4309 N LAN Airlines BA4450-4499 N Malev Some flights will be operated by Carpatair BA4550-4599 N Cathay Pacific BA4600-4649 N Japan Air Lines BA4900-4999 N SN Brussels Airlines Some flights will be operated by Brussels Airlines Fly BA5000-5699 N American Airlines Some flights will be operated by American Eagle Airlines BA5700-5999 N Aer Lingus BA6000-6099 N Finnair Some flights will be operated by Aero Airlines BA6100-6199 N Flybe BA6200-6449 N Comair BA6760-6999 N GB Airways BA7050-7299 N Iberia BA7300-7499 N Qantas BA7500-7599 N BMI BA8200-8299 N Sun-Air of Scandinavia BA8700-8769 N BA Cityflyer BA8770-8999 N Loganair 3 Well Being Short hop or long haul, follow these simple steps for a healthy journey. Before you fly G If you suffer from any medical conditions or are on long-term medication, talk to your doctor about your travel plans and discuss whether you need to take any special precautions when flying. G Check if you need anti-malarial advice and remember that a full course of immunisation takes at least four weeks to complete. G Carry any regular medication in your hand baggage and ensure you have adequate supply for the duration of your trip. For hand baggage guidelines see ba.com/baggage. G If you have any concerns about your health when travelling, for example Traveller’s Thrombosis (DVT), please refer to our website ba.com/health or consult your GP. G Allow plenty of time to prepare for your flight and get to the airport in order to avoid rushing or stress. Avoid heavy meals. Dress in loose, comfortable clothing and let a trolley take the weight of your baggage. During the flight G Eat a light meal and drink water. Little and often is best. Go easy on alcohol, coffee and tea. G Try not to sit still for too long. When convenient, get out of your seat and move around the cabin. Stand up and stretch your arms and legs every couple of hours and carry out the recommended exercises outlined in our in-flight magazine, High Life. G Indulge in some moisturiser to keep your skin feeling fresh. G Help your body cope better when travelling to new time zones by taking every opportunity to sleep en route. Every little nap will help. Our in-flight well being audio channel will help you drift off. Don’t forget to remove contact lenses before you sleep. When you land G When you get to your destination take a gentle stroll to stimulate the circulation, then, if you can, put your feet up and relax. G Our Elemis Travel Spa offering various treatments is available at London Heathrow Arrivals & Departures Lounges at Terminal 1 and Terminal 4 as well as New York Terminal 7 Departures Lounge. The spas are available for FIRST and Club World passengers as well as Gold Executive Club members travelling long haul. 4 HOW TO USE THIS TIMETABLE 1 From LONDON LHR 2 To Sydney SYD Kingsford Smith Airport SYD 29-Oct 24-Mar 1234567 LHR 21:45 4 SIN 18:30 1 +1 BA 15 777 0 J SIN 19:55 1 SYD 06:20 1+2 BA 7306*777 0 J Start End Days Depart Arrive Flight Aircraft Stops Notes 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 Departure city. 2 Arrival city. 3 Period of operation. 4 Days of operation. 1 Monday 2 Tuesday 3 Wednesday 4 Thursday 5 Friday 6 Saturday 7 Sunday 5 Departure City, time and Terminal indicator (if applicable). 6 Arrival City, time and Terminal indicator (if applicable). +1 arrives next day. +2 arrives two days later. 7 Flight Number. N indicates operated by one of British Airways alliance/franchise partners. 8 Aircraft Type. See page 6 for decodes. Aircraft types may vary from those published. 9 Number of stops en route. In some cases it may be necessary to change aircraft en route. 10 Notes: 7 Flight supporting exisiting passengers only. No new bookings accepted. 8 Timings are subject to tides at Barra. 9 Carriage limited to passengers connecting to/from International flights 5 LONDON HEATHROW TERMINAL 5 Our new London Heathrow home, Terminal 5, opens on March 27th 2008 and will be for the exclusive use of British Airways passengers. Every element of the ground journey has been engineered to create a seamless, calm and easy airport experience. Check-in processes are simpler, flight connections quicker, baggage transfers faster – all culminating in less time queuing and more time enjoying your surroundings. For the most up to date information on Terminal 5 please visit ba.com/terminal5 For Flights arriving/departing London Heathrow on March 27th 2008 onwards, please visit ba.com for up to date Terminal information. ABBREVIATIONS JET Jet Aircraft (equipment varies) PRP Turbo-prop Aircraft (equipment varies) LMO Surface Transport – Limo 747 Boeing 747-400 767 Boeing 767 777 Boeing 777 6 Start End Days Depart Arrive Flight Aircraft Stops Notes Number From Aalborg AAL TO Aarhus AAR 28-Oct 29-Mar - - - -5- - AAL 10:45 AAR 11:10 BA8278◆ PRP 0 28-Oct 29-Mar - - - - - - 7 AAL 20:20 AAR 20:45 BA8280◆ PRP 0 TO Oslo OSL 28-Oct 29-Mar 1234- - - AAL 07:10 OSL 08:15 BA8273◆ PRP 0 28-Oct 29-Mar - - - -5- - AAL 07:45 OSL 08:50 BA8277◆ PRP 0 28-Oct 29-Mar - - - - - - 7 AAL 17:20 OSL 18:25 BA8279◆ PRP 0 28-Oct 29-Mar 12345- - AAL 17:20 OSL 18:25 BA8275◆ PRP 0 From Aarhus AAR TO Aalborg AAL 28-Oct 29-Mar - - - -5- - AAR 07:00 AAL 07:25 BA8277◆ PRP 0 28-Oct 29-Mar - - - - - - 7 AAR 16:35 AAL 17:00 BA8279◆ PRP 0 TO Gothenburg GOT 28-Oct 29-Mar 1234- - - AAR 07:45 GOT 08:25 BA8281◆ PRP 0 28-Oct 29-Mar 12345- - AAR 17:40 GOT 18:20 BA8283◆ PRP 0 TO Oslo OSL 28-Oct 29-Mar - - - -5- - AAR 07:00 OSL 08:50 BA8277◆ PRP 1 28-Oct 29-Mar 1234- - - AAR 07:15 OSL 08:30 BA8269◆ PRP 0 28-Oct 29-Mar - - - - - - 7 AAR 16:35 OSL 18:25 BA8279◆ PRP 1 28-Oct 29-Mar 12345- - AAR 16:45 OSL 18:00 BA8271◆ PRP 0 TO Stockholm - Bromma BMA 28-Oct 29-Mar 1234- - - AAR 07:15 BMA 08:35 BA8289◆ PRP 0 28-Oct 29-Mar 12345- - AAR 16:45 BMA 18:05 BA8291◆ PRP 0 From Aberdeen ABZ TO Birmingham BHX 28-Oct 29-Mar 12345- - ABZ 08:35 BHX 10:00 2 BA4652◆ PRP 0 28-Oct 29-Mar - - - - -6 - ABZ 09:00 BHX 10:25 2 BA4652◆ PRP 0 28-Oct 29-Mar - - - - - - 7 ABZ 15:10 BHX 16:35 2 BA4656◆ PRP 0 28-Oct 29-Mar 1- - 45- - ABZ 16:00 BHX 17:25 2 BA4656◆ PRP 0 28-Oct 29-Mar 12345- - ABZ 19:55 BHX 21:20 2 BA4658◆ PRP 0 TO Kirkwall KOI 28-Oct 29-Mar 12345- - ABZ 06:50 KOI 07:40 BA8830◆ PRP 0 28-Oct 29-Mar 123456 - ABZ 09:40 KOI 10:30 BA8832◆ PRP 0 28-Oct 29-Mar 1234567 ABZ 17:10 KOI 18:00 BA8836◆ PRP 0 TO London - Gatwick LGW 28-Oct 29-Mar 1234567 ABZ 06:35 LGW 08:15 N BA2921 JET 0 28-Oct 29-Mar 1234567 ABZ 10:15 LGW 11:50 N BA2923 JET 0 28-Oct 29-Mar 123456 - ABZ 14:15 LGW 15:50 N BA2925 JET 0 28-Oct 29-Mar 12345- 7 ABZ 19:00 LGW 20:35 N BA2927 JET 0 1 Monday 2 Tuesday 3 Wednesday 4 Thursday 5 Friday 6 Saturday 7 Sunday ◆ Operated by one of British Airways partner carriers.
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