AA/BA J sale: LON/MAN-JFK/ORD as low as £1,457
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AA/BA J sale: LON/MAN-JFK/ORD as low as £1,457
I think this might be in response to the just-launched DL fare sale out of London, but FYI. Available dates - particularly out of MAN - look wide-open all the way through September, and btw it looks like most of them are on AA metal:
https://www.google.com/flights/?curr...c=b;a=ONEWORLD
https://www.google.com/flights/?curr...c=b;a=ONEWORLD
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WARNING: AA is apparently using its positively geriatric 757s on all of the MAN-JFK segments -- with angled-flat seating! I didn't even realize AA still had such an outdated J product! (That said, they use A330s if you travel MAN-PHL instead, which has lie-flat seating in a reverse-herringbone formation.)
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Quite a few 757's (most I think) have been replaced with lie-flats, but it isn't guaranteed.
This fare has been around for a few weeks at least, but it does seem to have suddenly expanded its applicable dates.
This fare has been around for a few weeks at least, but it does seem to have suddenly expanded its applicable dates.
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I've found GLA to DTW or ATL for £1,204. £50ish lower using OTAs. Wide open in August for my dates. Can't replicate on BA.com sadly to book a car along with it. Seasonal out of GLA and 757s on the route to PHL but do seem to be refurbed. Hope it helps someone.
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If you are looking at LON-JFK over July-August it's worth looking at BA Holidays, you can get something including a hotel for around £1500-£1600...
https://www.britishairways.com/en-gb...uxuryholidayof
https://www.britishairways.com/en-gb...uxuryholidayof
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Over Christmas you'll get return J flights and 3 nights hotel for £1299 (booked myself) so definitely worth looking at the BA holiday option
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4-5 lie flat conversions already and they are happening quickly. One benefit of AA being cheap with no PTVs is the conversions should be quicker.