A new direct flight route from Glasgow Airport is set to offer travellers fresh options next summer.
BA Cityflyer, a subsidiary of British Airways have launched a weekly service to Nice on the French Riviera, marking the first direct link between the two cities.
The seasonal route will operate weekly from May 16 to October 3, 2027.
Ian Romanis, managing director of BA Cityflyer, said: "We’re delighted to be launching a new direct service from Glasgow to Nice, giving customers in Scotland even more choice when planning their summer getaways."
The new route expands BA Cityflyer's leisure network from Glasgow, which already includes seasonal flights to Palma and San Sebastián.
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Nice is known for its Mediterranean beaches, vibrant old town, and proximity to destinations such as Cannes, Monaco, and Antibes.
Romanis continued: "From the beaches and restaurants of the French Riviera to the culture and charm of Nice itself, we’re looking forward to connecting customers with one of Europe’s most iconic destinations."
Glasgow Airport also welcomed the announcement, highlighting the appeal of the new destination.
Chris Tibbett, executive director of commercial aviation and marketing, said: "We are delighted to welcome BA Cityflyer's new direct service to Nice, further enhancing the range of destinations available to passengers travelling through Glasgow Airport."
He described Nice as a world-famous destination offering Mediterranean beaches, outstanding food, and easy access to the wider French Riviera.
Tibbett added: "We are proud to be working with BA Cityflyer to bring this exciting new route to Scotland and look forward to seeing strong demand from travellers across our catchment area."
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