text: British Airways Adds A380 Flights To Dallas, San Francisco, & Singapore - Simple Flying
  British Airways has scheduled A380 flights to Dallas, San Francisco, and Singapore. Photo: Getty Images
  It seems as though British Airways is planning to put even more Airbus A380s into service with the start of the Summer 2022 schedule. According to Cirium, and confirmed by ba.com, British Airways has daily A380 flights scheduled to both San Francisco and Singapore from March 27th onwards.
  Interestingly, One Mile At A Time spotted that Dallas is also scheduled as a daily Airbus A380 flight from March 27th, as reflected on ba.com. Cirium data is updated once a week and currently doesn't list Dallas, suggesting it was a recent addition to the schedule (since Saturday).
  British Airways has more destinations planned from April. Photo: Cirium
  When British Airways was first rumored to be bringing the giant back, Head For Points had revealed that there were internal plans to bring the jet back to Dallas Fort Worth from early December, but that the airport's infrastructure wasn't quite ready for the vast aircraft yet.
  As always, when booking flights so far in advance, it is always possible that the aircraft could be swapped, with Head For Points reporting,
  "You have NO RIGHTS if British Airways swaps your flight back to [another aircraft]"
  As such, if you are booking any flights specifically for the Airbus A380, you should be aware that British Airways could ultimately change the aircraft for a different type, such as the Airbus A350, Boeing 777, or Boeing 787. This is increasingly likely at the moment, given the rapid situational changes prompted by the evolution of COVID-19.
  BA's A380 is already flying again, seen here departing from Frankfurt yesterday. Photo: Tom Boon – Simple Flying
  Interestingly, the current Airbus A380 schedule loaded into the booking engine only runs until the end of February 2022. This sees British Airways sending the giant to Dubai, Los Angeles, and Miami from December, with Johannesburg replacing Los Angeles in January.
  Given that Dallas has been recently added, it would suggest that the airline is planning where it wants to send the A380 next summer but has yet to update its schedule for most of March. It seems incredibly unlikely that the airline would temporarily ground the jet once more for a month before launching a bunch more destinations.
  Are you excited to see that British Airways is planning to add further Airbus A380 destinations? Let us know what you think and why in the comments!