BA: Europe to USA/Canada from €2165 in first
Oct 17, 16, 6:37 pm
#4
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These deals come and go.
Last deal was available ex-UK, and previous to that was available going to California, West Coast, etc..
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/premi...usd-r-t-f.html
I also want to confirm if the price is GBP as it says eur on the title.
Last deal was available ex-UK, and previous to that was available going to California, West Coast, etc..
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/premi...usd-r-t-f.html
I also want to confirm if the price is GBP as it says eur on the title.
Oct 18, 16, 12:55 am
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Just had this price up at SEK21000, which must be about what the OP quoted
Jan 13-17 ARN-RSW
AA6678, AA81, AA1004 outbound
AA1489, AA6196, AA6361 inbound
All showing F cabin on all sectors other than intra Europe
The pricing on Google flights is screwy ut once you click through to AA.com it appears.
Jan 13-17 ARN-RSW
AA6678, AA81, AA1004 outbound
AA1489, AA6196, AA6361 inbound
All showing F cabin on all sectors other than intra Europe
The pricing on Google flights is screwy ut once you click through to AA.com it appears.
Last edited by Swiss Tony; Oct 18, 16 at 11:34 am Reason: missing zero..... lol...
Oct 18, 16, 1:14 pm
#9
Join Date: Jun 2001
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Originally Posted by TravelUnlimited
Fly from Europe to USA or Canada in First class with British Airways from €2165 RT
Ex ARN - CHI, ARN - RSW, ARN - SFO, ARN - YVR
also exit AMS (to YVR), ...
book through AA
Ex ARN - CHI, ARN - RSW, ARN - SFO, ARN - YVR
also exit AMS (to YVR), ...
book through AA
ARN-YVR was much more at about €2500 or about $2900USD/$3800 CDN
Oct 19, 16, 7:37 am
#10
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BA F
i m sure you are aware of the fact that BA F is like a C in good airlines eg LH, LX in europe
I took it 4 times in the last 6 months and it s a 'NO GO' for me
but this price is perfect
I think the Concorde room's catering is great and a nice terasse is relaxing
the crew also differs on different destinations eg MEX is perfect but LAX SFO are strange etc (different contracts/experience/training)
I took it 4 times in the last 6 months and it s a 'NO GO' for me
but this price is perfect
I think the Concorde room's catering is great and a nice terasse is relaxing
the crew also differs on different destinations eg MEX is perfect but LAX SFO are strange etc (different contracts/experience/training)
Oct 19, 16, 7:44 am
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Originally Posted by ambrogz
i m sure you are aware of the fact that BA F is like a C in good airlines eg LH, LX in europe
Oct 19, 16, 4:26 pm
#12
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Originally Posted by ambrogz
i m sure you are aware of the fact that BA F is like a C in good airlines eg LH, LX in europe
I took it 4 times in the last 6 months and it s a 'NO GO' for me
but this price is perfect
I think the Concorde room's catering is great and a nice terasse is relaxing
the crew also differs on different destinations eg MEX is perfect but LAX SFO are strange etc (different contracts/experience/training)
I took it 4 times in the last 6 months and it s a 'NO GO' for me
but this price is perfect
I think the Concorde room's catering is great and a nice terasse is relaxing
the crew also differs on different destinations eg MEX is perfect but LAX SFO are strange etc (different contracts/experience/training)
Originally Posted by irishguy28
You might be right - but LH J is more like a premium economy product!
