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A collaborative collection and discussion of nice Avios-earning and TP-earning J & F premium fare deals.
This thread is not for TP runs or published sales.
Some links to relevant threads for that can be found below.
Also in 2017: Enjoy your Premium Experience.
This thread is not for TP runs or published sales.
Some links to relevant threads for that can be found below.
Also in 2017: Enjoy your Premium Experience.
Oneworld: Italy and various EU to New York in club 1250
Current QR Sale Fares (yes, I did...)
QR/UL FRA-MLE via DOH+CMB: 1380 RT across the board. 640 TP.
Switzerland/Italy/Sweden to East & West Coast USA in WTP (PE) 600/690 (3x Avios)
Update August 4th 2017:
QR: TUN-DOH-KUL return (J), ~1000, 560TP
QR: TUN-DOH-JNB return (J), ~1111, 560TP
QR: VCE-DOH-BKK return (J), ~1242, 560TP
QR: HEL-DOH-BKK return (J), ~1321, 560TP [AVAILABLE - BOOKING 23AUG17 ONLY - FOR GBP1217]
MH: KUL-PER return (J), ~664, 280TP
BA/AA: LHR-MIA-PTY return (J), ~1300, 560TP
BA: MXP-LHR-DXB return (J), ~1150, 360TP
BA: AMS-LHR-BKK return (J), ~1300, 360TP
BA/IB/AA: MXP-LHR/MAD-JFK return (J), ~1700, 360TP
BA/AA: INV-LHR-ORD return (J), ~1300, 360TP
QR/UL: FRA-DOH-CMB-MLE return (J), ~1351, 640TP
AY: OSL-HEL-BKK return (J), ~1200, 360TP
AY: ARN-HEL-BKK return (J), ~1300, 360TP
BA: HEL-LHR-BRU-LHR-HEL (J) ~580, 240TP
Expired
Finnair J, ARN / GOT - BKK, 1150 GBP return (valid till Jan 9th)
TXL and Portugal to JNB for 1350/1450 on BA discussed from post 5021 onwards.. (expired 1st Feb)
CONSOLIDATED QR 2017 Travel Festival Fares
LHR-Asia/Oz for 1100/1500 on MH
FIRST CLASS - RTM/AMS/BRU to West Coast (SFO, SAN, YVR, SEA) starting at 2330...(Expired 1st Feb)
For promos to the US (often, but TP heavy routes in general) it is always a good idea to look at BA Tier Point Runs 2017 master thread. Current sales are often in the Wiki there.
Please use http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/briti...are-deals.html for WT or WTP deals.
Here is a link to the original Premium Fare Deals thread.
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Premium Fare Deals (J and F) - 2017 edition
#541
Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 7,464
I'm greedy and have lots of requirements () which include; lay flat wherever possible - 24hrs stop in VEGAS - not Saturday as hotels too pricey - not fussed about night in MIA - defo SEA and returning through Heathrow.
Talk about Prima Donna !!! Can anyone tweak this?
https://www.google.co.uk/flights/?f=...=ONEWORLD;eo=e
Ohhh, and minimal annual leave!
Talk about Prima Donna !!! Can anyone tweak this?
https://www.google.co.uk/flights/?f=...=ONEWORLD;eo=e
Ohhh, and minimal annual leave!
Give me the dates and I can work something out. Should be possible pretty easily.
#542
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: May 2014
Location: UK
Programs: BA Gold
Posts: 12,173
Haha ! Yes I want both - and starting on 21/22 or 28/29 July. See what you can do
#544
Join Date: Sep 2016
Location: Bristol
Programs: BA Silver, Hilton Gold, Caesars Diamond
Posts: 915
I've been looking at seeing if there is a way for me to get to Vegas from the UK using the exZRH/GVA, but when I add flights at both ends (BRS/LON -> and wherever I finish -> Vegas), it ends up with a LOT of flights. Anyone got any ideas? Flying dates approx June 4-30th
#545
Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 7,464
I've been looking at seeing if there is a way for me to get to Vegas from the UK using the exZRH/GVA, but when I add flights at both ends (BRS/LON -> and wherever I finish -> Vegas), it ends up with a LOT of flights. Anyone got any ideas? Flying dates approx June 4-30th
You need to start this ticket in ZRH/GVA. Any positioning you may need to do must be on a separate ticket (which comes with its own risks, of course, but you can position the day before to reduce the risk dramatically).
Also, LAS is not included in the ex-ZRH/GVA fare, so you will need to position (on another separate ticket) from somewhere like SFO or LAX. Getting to LAS from these cities is very easy.
#546
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: May 2014
Location: UK
Programs: BA Gold
Posts: 12,173
Thanks rossmacd - I've PM'd you so as not to hog the thread
#547
Join Date: Sep 2016
Location: Bristol
Programs: BA Silver, Hilton Gold, Caesars Diamond
Posts: 915
I'm not sure I understand your question. Are you trying to add BRS/LON at the beginning of the ticket? This is not possible.
You need to start this ticket in ZRH/GVA. Any positioning you may need to do must be on a separate ticket (which comes with its own risks, of course, but you can position the day before to reduce the risk dramatically).
Also, LAS is not included in the ex-ZRH/GVA fare, so you will need to position (on another separate ticket) from somewhere like SFO or LAX. Getting to LAS from these cities is very easy.
You need to start this ticket in ZRH/GVA. Any positioning you may need to do must be on a separate ticket (which comes with its own risks, of course, but you can position the day before to reduce the risk dramatically).
Also, LAS is not included in the ex-ZRH/GVA fare, so you will need to position (on another separate ticket) from somewhere like SFO or LAX. Getting to LAS from these cities is very easy.
#548
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: UK
Programs: Mucci, BA
Posts: 10,103
Have just built a similar itinerary (albeit with 40hrs in SEA):
GVA-MAD-MIA-LAX-SFO//SFO-SEA-SFO//SFO-LAX-JFK-HEL-ZRH
1190 for GVA-SFO and 720TP
188 for SFO-SEA, AA codeshare operated by AS, and 15TP (subject to BAEC wrangling)
Lots of other routings available via MAD (JFK, PHL, CLT, MIA), we've done the HEL option on the return as my friend wanted to avoid the IB A330's we're forced on due to the schedule.
GVA-MAD-MIA-LAX-SFO//SFO-SEA-SFO//SFO-LAX-JFK-HEL-ZRH
1190 for GVA-SFO and 720TP
188 for SFO-SEA, AA codeshare operated by AS, and 15TP (subject to BAEC wrangling)
Lots of other routings available via MAD (JFK, PHL, CLT, MIA), we've done the HEL option on the return as my friend wanted to avoid the IB A330's we're forced on due to the schedule.
#549
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: UK
Programs: Mucci, BA
Posts: 10,103
Talk about Prima Donna !!! Can anyone tweak this?
https://www.google.co.uk/flights/?f=...=ONEWORLD;eo=e
Ohhh, and minimal annual leave!
https://www.google.co.uk/flights/?f=...=ONEWORLD;eo=e
Ohhh, and minimal annual leave!
Careful, your ZRH-JFK and JFK-MIA are on the same flight number. This means you'll only get 140 TPs.
#550
Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: Somewhere around Europe...
Programs: BA Gold; MB Ti; HH Diamond; IHG Plat; RR Gold
Posts: 530
The IB 332 J seat has a fairly restrictive cubby hole for your feet; my friend preferred to avoid that so as to have more space for sleeping (as it is the return overnight). Sadly we can't make the AA 772 or A330 options work in the schedule, and so AY's A330 is the next best alternative and should be better for sleeping.
You can kind of see the constraint here, the seat cubby noticeably narrows by nearly 20%:
You can kind of see the constraint here, the seat cubby noticeably narrows by nearly 20%:
#551
Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 7,464
Thanks for the reply rossmacd. I know I can't add a UK start, so my question was more about adding LAS to the end. With adding those separate flights to a ZRH-JFK-SFO, that would be quite a trek especially on the return, and having to leave time to avoid missing flights at each end
#552
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: UK
Programs: Mucci, BA
Posts: 10,103
The IB 332 J seat has a fairly restrictive cubby hole for your feet; my friend preferred to avoid that so as to have more space for sleeping (as it is the return overnight). Sadly we can't make the AA 772 or A330 options work in the schedule, and so AY's A330 is the next best alternative and should be better for sleeping.
You can kind of see the constraint here, the seat cubby noticeably narrows by nearly 20%:
You can kind of see the constraint here, the seat cubby noticeably narrows by nearly 20%:
#553
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Switzerland / Estonia
Programs: AY+ Platinum, BAEC Silver, airbaltic VIP, HH Diamond, Radisson VIP, IHG Diamond Elite
Posts: 6,510
The IB 332 J seat has a fairly restrictive cubby hole for your feet; my friend preferred to avoid that so as to have more space for sleeping (as it is the return overnight). Sadly we can't make the AA 772 or A330 options work in the schedule, and so AY's A330 is the next best alternative and should be better for sleeping.
You can kind of see the constraint here, the seat cubby noticeably narrows by nearly 20%:
You can kind of see the constraint here, the seat cubby noticeably narrows by nearly 20%:
#554
Join Date: Feb 2015
Location: London
Programs: BAEC Silver, SPG Gold, Hilton Gold, Melia Gold, Shangri-La Jade, BA Amex PP, Iberia+, Nandos Card
Posts: 1,523
Never had a problem with my feet on the IB seat.
#555
Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: Somewhere around Europe...
Programs: BA Gold; MB Ti; HH Diamond; IHG Plat; RR Gold
Posts: 530
As ever personal preferences will override the choice!