The British Airways owned airline, BA CityFlyer, will, beginning in March, launch four new flights from their base at London City Airport. The first service to commence will be going to Nice, on the French Riviera, followed by routes to Amsterdam, Barcelona and Warsaw being launched in May. On top of that, BA CityFlyer will up the number of daily routes between London City Airport and Zurich to five flights a day.

Centralwings are set to begin flying between Manchester and Poznan. Four times weekly flights will begin operating on March 30, 2008.

Due to higher demand on flights to China, SAS will increase the number of weekly routes on their Stockholm to Beijing service up to six. The changes will take place from March 2008.

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