#TBT: British Airways flights to South America (Argentina, Brazil and Chile) in 1999

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Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and Santiago de Chile were British Airways’ southernmost destinations in the Americas in February 1999. At that time, operations were centralized at London’s Gatwick airport, whereas today their base is Heathrow.

See also: #TBT: Cubana de Aviación flights to South America in 1999.

In 1999, the British carrier operated to these four destinations with Boeing 747-400 aircraft configured for 337 passengers in four seating classes (First, Business, Premium Economy and Economy).

See also: #TBT: KLM flights to South America in 1988.

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Argentina, Brazil and Chile remain as regular markets for British Airways. Sao Paulo is served by Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, while Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro and Santiago de Chile are carried out on Boeing 787 Dreamliners.

See also: #TBT: Aeroflot flights between Russia and Argentina in 1987.

Schedule to and from South America in 1999 – British Airways

Departures from London Gatwick

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FlightFromToFreq.
BA 2245London
10:15
Río de Janeiro
19:35
Fri, Sun
BA 2245Río de Janeiro
20:45
Sao Paulo
21:55
Fri, Sun
BA 2247London
10:15
Sao Paulo
19:50
Mon, Thu, Sat
BA 2247Sao Paulo
21:00
Río de Janeiro
22:05
Mon, Thu, Sat
BA 2267London
21:25
Buenos Aires
08:00+1
Daily
BA 2267Buenos Aires
09:15
Santiago
11:25
Daily ex Wed

See also: #TBT: Iberia flights to South America in 1988.

Departures from Chile, Argentina and Brazil

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FlightFromToFreq.
BA 2245Río de Janeiro
20:45
Sao Paulo
21:55
Fri, Sun
BA 2245Sao Paulo
23:40
London
12:45+1
Fri, Sun
BA 2247Sao Paulo
21:00
Río de Janeiro
22:05
Mon, Thu, Sat
BA 2247Río de Janeiro
23:40
London
12:45+1
Mon, Thu, Sat
BA 2267Santiago
16:05
Buenos Aires
17:50
Daily ex Wed
BA 2267Buenos Aires
19:05
London
11:00+1
Daily ex Wed
BA 2267Buenos Aires
16:05
London
08:00+1
Wednesday

See also: #TBT: Aerolíneas Argentinas transpolar flight in 1987.

As of October 30th, British will discontinue its nonstop flights between Buenos Aires and London and will switch to operate them via Rio de Janeiro. The airline plans to offer daily service with 275-seat Boeing 777-200(ER) aircraft.

See also: #TBT: United Airlines flights to Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay in 1992.

Source

  • Guía Argentina de Tráfico Aéreo – February 1999.

See also: #TBT: Lufthansa’s flights to Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay in 1988.

Sebastián Polito - Vuelos y Spotters
Sebastián Polito - Vuelos y Spotters
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