BA CityFlyer will cut all of its flights from London Stansted by April 2027.
British Airways told The Sun that customers can book BA CityFlyer Stansted services until next spring when its aircraft will be deployed elsewhere.
The airline has been at the airport for the last decade but it is pulling out of its hub entirely.
BA CityFlyer is an owned subsidiary of British Airways that flies short-haul routes to and from the UK.
Talking to Sun Travel, British Airways said: “We continually review our network and will no longer operate BA CityFlyer weekend services from London Stansted following the end of the 2026/27 ski season.
“Customers can continue to book and travel on BA CityFlyer Stansted services until 11 April 2027. We regularly review where we deploy our aircraft to best meet customer demand and will invest this capacity elsewhere across our network.”
Five routes were initially set to fly from London Stansted during weekends over the summer, but have been axed for 2027.
No longer available will be routes to Bergerac, Nice, Florence, Olbia and Majorca.
Without BA CityFlyer serving the routes, there will be no direct link from London Stansted to Florence next summer.
But BA CityFlyer is scheduled to continue operating this route during the winter season.
Luckily, the other four routes will be served by other airlines during the summer 2027 season.
For those wanting to fly to Bergerac, Ryanair will go there five times a week next year.
Olbia in Italy will be served by both Ryanair and Jet2 twice a week.
Palma de Mallorca in Spain will have links from London Stansted with Ryanair, Jet2 and TUI.
There will also be daily flights to Nice in France with Ryanair from the airport.
Currently, the BA CityFlyer is running weekend flights to Florence, Chambéry, and Geneva as part of its winter schedule.
BA CityFlyer will continue to fly out of London City Airport, which is its larger hub to over 20 destinations.
