British Mediterranean Airways

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British Mediterranean Airways BMED was one of the major airlines in England that was associated with British Airways. It had its main base in London Heathrow Airport in England. As a franchise of British Airways, British Mediterranean Airways used to provide scheduled passenger flights to more than 17 destinations in various countries across Africa, Middle East, and Central Asia.

British Mediterranean Airways was established in 1994 as a private airline. Initially it started operating air flight services from London to Beirut, Damascus, and Amman. British Mediterranean Airways signed an agreement with British Airways to work under BA franchise. The airline was a member of Oneworld Alliance Network.

In February 2007, BMI purchased British Mediterranean Airways and all the flights ceased to operate as British Airways franchise carrier.

Main Hubs:
London Heathrow Airport

Frequent Flyer Program:
Executive Club

Fleet:
British Mediterranean Airways fleet consists of these aircrafts:
Airbus A320-200
Airbus A321-200