[PREM FARE GONE] Aa/ba lux-bos/mia €879 rt
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[PREM FARE GONE] Aa/ba lux-bos/mia €879 rt
Pretty nice fare to destinations served by new Club GOOGLE FLIGHTS
For more TP you can transfer in JFK, DFW, PHL....
For more TP you can transfer in JFK, DFW, PHL....
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Also SFO for a very reasonable price, lie down all the way and decent Tier Point haul
https://www.google.com/flights/?hl=e...05*2.GBP.95905
https://www.google.com/flights/?hl=e...05*2.GBP.95905
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Pretty nice fare to destinations served by new Club GOOGLE FLIGHTS
For more TP you can transfer in JFK, DFW, PHL....
For more TP you can transfer in JFK, DFW, PHL....
I’m not a frequent BA traveler though, so might be a normal thing for BA
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These destinations are 1-2-1 configuration, the risk you get bad seat is small. Or you can always book AA metal where the selection is free.
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SFO, SJC, IAD, and JFK are all marginally above €1,000. Possibly they'd drop below using an OTA, but I definitely would not be using one of those for these.
I tracked the prices in a table for all US/Canada destinations from Heathrow (well, I think I managed to get them all) here. It's based on July and August since that's the earliest I think I'll book right now!
I tracked the prices in a table for all US/Canada destinations from Heathrow (well, I think I managed to get them all) here. It's based on July and August since that's the earliest I think I'll book right now!
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It is normal for BA yes, free for Silver or above, otherwise free at 24 hours before. Route using the 787-10 or A350 and there's no risk of a ropey seat
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Can't believe that this would be a thing in this day and age for a premium cabin fare.
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BA's changing policy and canceling policy regarding Covid.
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