Grounded: More flights were cancelled on Sunday.
More flights have been cancelled between Scotland and London as a strike by British Airways cabin crew enters its second day.
In all, 29 flights between the country's airports and the UK capital were axed on Sunday - more than were cancelled on Saturday.
The three-day walk-out by members of the Unite union centres on moves by BA to cut the number of cabin crew working on its long-haul routes and to change pay and conditions for new members of staff.
Six flights from Glasgow, four from Edinburgh and one from Aberdeen to Heathrow were cancelled, along with one from Edinburgh to Gatwick.
A further five from Heathrow and one from Gatwick to each of Glasgow and Edinburgh, and three from Heathrow to Aberdeen, were dropped.
The airline was aiming to keep 60% of its flights operational overall.
BA advised travellers to visits its website for information on the latest situation and to check the position for their flight.
The strike continues on Monday, with a further, four-day walk-out due to take place from March 27.
