British Airways flight BA2157 returns to London halfway to St Kitts and Nevis

St Kitts and Nevis: British Airways flight BA2157 has returned to London Gatwick halfway across the Atlantic on Tuesday night (September 30, 2025). The flight was scheduled to fly from London Gatwick to Antigua with onward connections to Robert L Bradshaw International Airport of St Kitts and Nevis.

However, the reason behind the return of the flight has not been determined by the authorities in the aviation sector. As per St Kitts Aviation Sector, it is rare to see something like this happen but for whatever the reason safety always comes first.

British Airways offers direct service from London to St Kitts and Nevis, providing access to white-sand beaches and other magnificent locations. The island brings something for everyone, from an extraordinary selection of beautiful beaches to a lively nightlife with bustling bars and restaurants.

The visitors will experience the best of the island's party atmosphere. During the Carnival and other festivals, the travellers will enhance their experience in the scenic and magnificent views. The festivals will enhance the experience of the visitors through British Airways between Christmas and New Year.

Upon arrival in St Kitts and Nevis , the anticipated timeframe for completing customs and immigration ETA procedures in St. Kitts and Nevis, including the collection of baggage, is approximately 30 minutes from the disembarkation of the British Airways flight.

Recently, a British Airways flight came to an unexpected stop after landing normally at the Maurice Bishop International Airport in Grenada. The incident left the passengers onboard as airport vehicles towed the aircraft away from the active runway.

The Grenada Airports Authority also confirmed the incident, while assuring the public that there is no cause of alarm. They further confirmed that no flights have been disrupted and the airport’s operations remain normal. On the other hand, British Airways has not yet released any statement regarding the incident that took place at the Maurice Bishop International Airport on Sunday evening