AMS-SFO in A on AA 2940Eur
Jan 17, 2017, 1:35 pm
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AMS-SFO in A on AA 2940Eur
AA codeshare on BA metal possible.
Similar fares available to SAN, SJC, PSP, SEA, PHX, LAS. Doesn't work to LAX though.
Slightly more ex CPH/ARN/OSL
BA operates a 380 on the second SFO run, which is the only F on BA worth flying.
Webfare that you need to book on the AA.com site from the country from which you're originating.
2 week advance. Books in A Class, open jaws possible.
Similar fares available to SAN, SJC, PSP, SEA, PHX, LAS. Doesn't work to LAX though.
Slightly more ex CPH/ARN/OSL
BA operates a 380 on the second SFO run, which is the only F on BA worth flying.
Webfare that you need to book on the AA.com site from the country from which you're originating.
2 week advance. Books in A Class, open jaws possible.
Jan 17, 2017, 1:50 pm
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Works from AMS, RTM, BRU to lots of West Coast destinations, with the cheapest destination being YVR for €2700.
Good find ^.
And indeed, ignore the price Google gives in the blue links. Just click on book with American and hey presto!
Good find ^.
And indeed, ignore the price Google gives in the blue links. Just click on book with American and hey presto!
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Jan 17, 2017, 2:08 pm
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Jan 17, 2017, 2:10 pm
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Jan 17, 2017, 2:14 pm
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Jan 17, 2017, 2:16 pm
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Ah, I get the point now. 
777 is also pretty OK. Some people still find the 747 a class of its own, especially in 1A/K. I am not one of them. The 789 is great but they have some teething problems and with only 8 seats it can become a problem if one is unserviceable. Also no buddy seat, but I could not care less.
777 is also pretty OK. Some people still find the 747 a class of its own, especially in 1A/K. I am not one of them. The 789 is great but they have some teething problems and with only 8 seats it can become a problem if one is unserviceable. Also no buddy seat, but I could not care less.
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