London City Airport is the smallest, but most centrally located, of Londons airports. With its size and location, it has several restrictions on aircraft that can use it. Nothing larger than an ...

The aircraft can fly a full load of 134 passengers 3,200 km (1,988 mi.), ... London City Airport Looks To Increase Aircraft Size is published in Aviation Daily, ...

Under a new long-term master plan, London City Airport (LCY) is expecting to handle 11 million passengers by the mid-to-late 2030s–more than double the 5.1 million that it handled in 2019.

When flying into London City Airport (LCY), you are treated to landmarks like the London Eye, the Shard, and Tower Bridge. For British Airways pilots who fly the route from New York City, they get ...

Helvetic says the 134-seat E195-E2, which has a length of 41.5m, becomes the largest aircraft operating at London City. It is longer and has a broader span than the Airbus A318, previously used by ...

The E195-E2 officially became the largest aircraft to land at LCY.Boasting a 35-meter (114.8 feet) wingspan and a 146-seat configuration, it was introduced as one of the largest single-aisle ...

London City Airport has applied for Civil Aviation Authority approval to operate the Airbus A320neo, which it says will enable new routes, reduced… ...

When the airport in London's Docklands opened in 1987, the relatively small BAe 146 was, for a time, the only aircraft that used the airport, as it has a short runway.

No city in the world is better served for business aviation than London. Paris Le Bourget and Geneva are Europe’s busiest gateways for those travelling privately, but at least seven airports vie ...