Uganda Airlines has secured four weekly slots to operate between Entebbe International Airport and London Gatwick Airport, expanding its reach to one of Europe’s busiest hubs.
Uganda Airlines plans to use the Airbus A330-800 for its London Gatwick flights. This modern, wide-body aircraft offers a comfortable and efficient travel experience for passengers.
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Uganda Airlines will operate its London Gatwick flights from the South Terminal. This terminal is known for its modern facilities and convenient access to transportation links.
With Uganda Airlines’ imminent launch of London Gatwick-Entebbe flights, other African airlines might be considering expanding their European operations.
Kenya Airways and Air Tanzania already have three weekly slots each at London Gatwick.
TAAG Angola Airlines had previously secured slots but decided not to start flights, likely due to delays in their 787 deliveries. Air Zimbabwe has expressed interest in launching London flights for several years.
Other potential contenders for new London Gatwick routes include Air Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana Airways.
