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Countdown to Brexit - British Airways will continue to fly
Last updated 29 October 2019, 16:02
We will continue to fly all our customers to their destinations and operate our normal schedule.
We have been in the business of bringing people together for 100 years, and whatever the outcome of the Brexit negotiations, we will carry on doing just that.
Frequently asked questions
No. We will continue to fly all our customers to their destinations and operate our normal schedule whether a deal is agreed or if Britain leaves the EU with no deal in place.
Normal terms and conditions apply.
No. We will continue to operate a normal schedule. For information on your flight, you can check your flight status.
Yes. Nothing will change. The UK Government has confirmed that it will continue to regulate the same levels of compensation from airlines if flights are cancelled or seriously delayed when they are flying to or from the UK.
We will continue to look after our customers in the same way during times of disruption, offering alternative flights, refunds or compensation as appropriate.
You can check the entry requirements for the country you’re travelling to in plenty of time before you travel.
The EU has confirmed that UK passport holders will be able to travel without visas to Schengen area countries. If Britain leaves on a No Deal basis, UK passport holders will be able to stay in these countries for up to 90 days in any period of 180 days.
The countries are: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. It will also apply to travel to countries which co-ordinate their policies under Schengen which are: Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia and Cyprus.
Travel to Ireland is subject to separate Common Travel Area arrangements which will be maintained after the UK leaves the EU.
You should have at least six months left on your passport from your date of arrival. This applies to adult and child passports.
Airports will continue to work with Border Force to ensure there are rigorous safety and security checks for all flights.
No. We will continue to fly all our customers to their destinations and operate a normal schedule including our new routes on the network.
Normal terms and conditions apply.
Visit the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website for more information.
Please check that you hold all the necessary documents to drive as planned after 31 January. For example, holders of UK Driving Licences planning to drive in the EU or EEA may require extra documentation such as an International Driving Permit (these can be purchased from many Post Offices in the UK for a small fee). Visit the UK government website for more information. If you are renting a car in the UK and plan to take it to the EU or EEA, you will need to carry a Green Card. This can be organised by contacting your car rental provider to purchase Continental Cover at least five days before collection.