GB Airways

GB Airways was a UK short‑haul scheduled and charter airline based at London Gatwick (LGW). It focused on point‑to‑point leisure and European services and ceased operations in 2008, so it is a defunct carrier and not available for booking.

Because GB Airways no longer operates, travelers should look to current carriers operating from Gatwick for equivalent routes and handle any legacy tickets through the agency or airline that issued the original ticket.

Frequent Flyer Program

GB Airways does not have a current proprietary frequent‑flyer program because the airline no longer operates. When the airline was active, passengers sometimes credited flights to partner airline programs under franchise or ticketing arrangements; any mileage accrual or status credit for legacy bookings depends on the carrier now responsible for the ticket.

Where GB Airways Flew

GB Airways operated primarily from London Gatwick (LGW) and focused on short‑haul scheduled and charter services across Europe and to Mediterranean leisure destinations. Its network was oriented around point‑to‑point leisure traffic rather than long‑haul or extensive domestic trunk routes. While the carrier no longer flies, many of the short‑haul routes it once served have been taken over by other carriers operating from Gatwick; any codeshare or franchise arrangements that existed while it operated would be handled by the airline now operating the route.

Hubs

• London Gatwick Airport · LGW

Tips for Flying GB Airways

• GB Airways ceased operations in 2008 and no longer operates scheduled flights, so you cannot book travel with it today.
• If you encounter an old or legacy GB Airways ticket, contact the travel agent or the airline that issued the ticket for refund/reissue options rather than trying to contact GB Airways directly.
• The airline operated mainly short‑haul scheduled and charter services from London Gatwick (LGW) to European and Mediterranean leisure destinations, so look to current low‑cost and scheduled carriers from Gatwick for equivalent routes.
• There is no current frequent‑flyer program to credit flights to; any mileage credit for legacy tickets depends on the carrier now handling the booking.