What name describes the air war that led to bombing of English cities?

The air war that involved the bombing of English cities during World War II is known as the Blitz. This campaign was conducted by the German Luftwaffe from September 1940 to May 1941, targeting London and other major cities to weaken British morale and disrupt daily life. The Blitz resulted in significant destruction and loss of life, but ultimately, it failed to achieve its strategic objectives.