Why is British Airways talking about India and filmmaking this month?

More connected to India than ever

Additional flights have arrived in British Airways’ route network. The airline has launched a third daily service between London Heathrow and the Indian capital, Delhi. With British Airways now operating up to 70 flights per week to India, this vibrant and diverse country is more accessible than ever. Check out some of the unmissable attractions to add to your itinerary here.

Don’t stop celebrating now, as 2026 also marks the 20th anniversary of CallBA – home to two contact centres within British Airways’ Customer Care family. CallBA’s team of more than 2,000 highly trained colleagues provides round-the-clock support to British Airways customers across the world.

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Helping to reduce plastic pollution and poverty

British Airways is proud to partner with Plastic Bank with the aim of further reducing plastic pollution. To advance this goal, the airline is incorporating recycled Social Plastic® into Club World, First and children’s headsets. It’s made from plastic waste sourced from coastal regions, which is hand-gathered by local communities and exchanged for money and social benefits – helping people to pave a path out of poverty while creating environmental, social and economic impact. To date, British Airways has included 2,935.6kg of Social Plastic® in its headsets, equivalent to more than 146,000 waste plastic bottles.

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In-flight entertainment just got more thrilling

Red Bull TV has landed on your long-haul British Airways flight. Experience thrilling action, from homemade soapbox carts hurtling down obstacle-filled courses to F1 drivers taking on unserious challenges and the world’s best mountain bikers tackling the harshest terrain. You can now watch it all on British Airways in-flight entertainment with Red Bull TV.

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Supporting the UK’s young filmmakers

British Airways is partnering with Into Film, the UK’s leading charity for film in education and the community, co-founded by producer Barbara Broccoli. Into Film supports and champions emerging filmmaking talent aged 5-19 throughout the UK. Each year this young talent is celebrated at the Into Film Awards, and submissions are now open. You can view the 2026 Into Film Award-winning films on board now.

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