British Airways has announced a further raft of changes to its winter schedule, following last week’s news that it would move a number of flights from Gatwick to Heathrow and cancel several other services.

The new schedule changes are as follows:

• Flights from Heathrow to Edinburgh will reduce from eleven to ten flights a day

• Flights from Heathrow to Rome will increase from five to six a day

• Flights from Heathrow to Paris (Charles de Gaulle) will reduce from ten to nine flights a day

• Flights from Heathrow to Brussels will reduce from seven to six flights a day

• Flights from Heathrow to Nice will reduce from six to five flights a day

• Flights from Heathrow to Warsaw will increase from two a day to three a day. The new flight will now arrive at 09.25 into Heathrow, thereby allowing customers to connect onto the longhaul network

• Flights from Heathrow to Istanbul will increase from two a day to three a day

• Flights from Gatwick to Rome will reduce from two to one a day

• Flights from Heathrow to Berlin will reduce from six to five flights a day