Booking 'mixed class' for multi city BA holiday
Oct 12, 18, 6:06 am
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Booking 'mixed class' for multi city BA holiday
I'm just looking at taking the kids to Orlando (apparently I've effectively committed child abuse by having waited so long...), but if I have to go through that ordeal I'm thinking to tag on a bit of NY at the start and MIA at the back to turn it into a real holiday. Having given the kids a taste of CX J on a trip to Oz last year i need to reset their entitlement meters so we will go out in WT, however as the return leg will inevitably be overnight I will probably succumb to WT+ or CW for my own sanity as much as anything.
Whilst it seems easy to book a mixed class on a straight return, I am struggling to achieve the same using BA Holidays. I've also tried the 'Multi-City' tool but similarly it will only offer me one or the other. I am sure there must be a way... thanks for any pointers!
Whilst it seems easy to book a mixed class on a straight return, I am struggling to achieve the same using BA Holidays. I've also tried the 'Multi-City' tool but similarly it will only offer me one or the other. I am sure there must be a way... thanks for any pointers!
Oct 12, 18, 6:14 am
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(Just to add, I also intend to go via DUB to minimise queuing at US immigration...that may complicate matters further.)
Oct 12, 18, 6:55 am
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I think the issue is using BA Holidays. If you want to book it just as a BA flight then no worries. Adding the extras of a holiday can mess up the ability to pick and choose on the flights. Why book it as a holiday? Plenty of good options doing it individually.
Oct 12, 18, 7:09 am
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Need to phone. I done something similar earlier this year, phoned up to book
- INV-LHR - Economy
- LHR-JFK - PE upgraded to BC using Avios
- JFK - LHR - PE
- LHR-GLA - Economy
Oct 12, 18, 7:14 am
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You can't book multi city multi class flights on the web site.
I'm off to watch some cricket after Christmas and have LGW - BGI in WT+ and UVF - LGW in J. All booked via the BA gold line
I'm off to watch some cricket after Christmas and have LGW - BGI in WT+ and UVF - LGW in J. All booked via the BA gold line
Oct 12, 18, 9:28 am
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Originally Posted by MoreMilesPlease
I think the issue is using BA Holidays. If you want to book it just as a BA flight then no worries. Adding the extras of a holiday can mess up the ability to pick and choose on the flights. Why book it as a holiday? Plenty of good options doing it individually.
Oct 12, 18, 9:31 am
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Originally Posted by bingobob777
Need to phone. I done something similar earlier this year, phoned up to book
- INV-LHR - Economy
- LHR-JFK - PE upgraded to BC using Avios
- JFK - LHR - PE
- LHR-GLA - Economy
Originally Posted by Agent69
You can't book multi city multi class flights on the web site.
I'm off to watch some cricket after Christmas and have LGW - BGI in WT+ and UVF - LGW in J. All booked via the BA gold line
I'm off to watch some cricket after Christmas and have LGW - BGI in WT+ and UVF - LGW in J. All booked via the BA gold line
Oct 12, 18, 1:29 pm
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Originally Posted by TheJayHatch
Still, now you've mentioned it, maybe I should take Mrs Jayhatch for some Caribbean sunshine after Christmas...
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