Bahrain flights launch from London Gatwick
New Bahrain flights from London Gatwick have taken flight, just in time for Formula 1 motor racing fans.
Gulf Air’s new service to the Arabian Gulf operates three times per week from London Gatwick’s North Terminal, aboard Boeing 787-9 aircraft.
More than 100,000 fans are expected to attend the Bahrain International Circuit across the race weekend of 11-13 April.
The Gulf Air service is the first to ever operate between London Gatwick and Bahrain.
Stephanie Wear, VP Aviation Development, London Gatwick said: “We are delighted to welcome Gulf Air to London Gatwick. Gulf Air is one of a number of long-haul carriers adding routes from London Gatwick, which is testament to the fantastic service we are able to provide our airline partners.”
Hanadi AlAali, Chief Customer Experience Officer, Gulf Air added: “As a key gateway to London and the south of England, London Gatwick offers strategic access to both business and leisure travellers. This expansion allows Gulf Air to cater to a broader customer base.”
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