BA sale starts Tuesday
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BA sale starts Tuesday
According to todays Sun BA will start a sale from Tuesday
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...cle2057244.ece
about half way down it says:
So if you can use the 15% shareholders discount in the sale it could mean some good savings!^
ps ignore my spelling in the title as it shows that I am a Sun reader
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...cle2057244.ece
about half way down it says:
BA are having a sale next week. Offers include short-haul and long-haul destinations for selected travel dates between January and September 2009. See ba.com from Tuesday.
ps ignore my spelling in the title as it shows that I am a Sun reader
Last edited by srt8; Dec 20, 2008 at 2:18 am
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Interesting - so soon after the Club sale last month.
Has F ever been on sale (aside from the 'book fully flex return Club get free one way upgrade' promotion)?
Has F ever been on sale (aside from the 'book fully flex return Club get free one way upgrade' promotion)?
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Good spot! Almost certainly right. Thanks!This one is an annual event. It may be Y and W only - normally that is what gets heavy promotion, and IIRC is not necessarily tied to a premium cabin sale although there's very often been a concurrent one.
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In the recent CW sale, F was being offered from 500 on top of the CW fare for the US ( albeit not advertised much)
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Yes, was thinking the same after looking at the VS sale. At least you can MFU into CW (but forfeit the shareholder discount).
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SEA in WT+ is still the same as yesterday and a few days before - around £770. Not too bad anyway.
[added later]Just found out that this is indeed the sale fare. Sale ends on 27 January.
[added later]Just found out that this is indeed the sale fare. Sale ends on 27 January.
Last edited by frankvb; Dec 21, 2008 at 7:43 am Reason: More info
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Hi,
And apparently cheap domestic add ons too!^
ie LON-JFK in May for 506
EDI-LON-JFK rtn in May for only 566
Previously the domestic addons were c160 IIRC.
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TBS
And apparently cheap domestic add ons too!^
ie LON-JFK in May for 506
EDI-LON-JFK rtn in May for only 566
Previously the domestic addons were c160 IIRC.
Regards
TBS
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40 extra TPs for 60 !! ^^
btw - these add-ons also seem to work for flights in First and Club now...
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Looks like some savings on CE, with savings of 20/30 on flights to IST, CDG and PRG in the Spring - the upgrade amount from Y has stayed about the same, but the base Y fare is lower.
Edited later:
After some more thought, it is more likely that the lower fares are due to the reduction in fuel surcharges
Edited later:
After some more thought, it is more likely that the lower fares are due to the reduction in fuel surcharges
Last edited by TravellerFrequently; Dec 22, 2008 at 1:14 am Reason: More likely to be reduction in fuel surcharge!