B6: LGW - JFK/BOS and more USA in Business from Ł1,249 RT
Apr 4, 23, 12:16 am
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B6: LGW - JFK/BOS and more USA in Business from Ł1,249 RT
If you're looking to cross the pond in August, this is mint to be. Because there isn't availability in other months.
The long segments are in the A321neo suites. But the short segments in economy.
These fares book in business (I), and you should be able to credit to Qatar and earn some Avios. E.g. LGW - JFK 24,228
From London (LGW)
New York (JFK) Ł1,249* Link
Boston (BOS) Ł1,311* Link
Washington (DCA) Ł1,431 Link
Atlanta (ATL) Ł1,456 Link
Orlando (MCO) Ł1,502 Link
*Non-stop
The long segments are in the A321neo suites. But the short segments in economy.
These fares book in business (I), and you should be able to credit to Qatar and earn some Avios. E.g. LGW - JFK 24,228
From London (LGW)
New York (JFK) Ł1,249* Link
Boston (BOS) Ł1,311* Link
Washington (DCA) Ł1,431 Link
Atlanta (ATL) Ł1,456 Link
Orlando (MCO) Ł1,502 Link
*Non-stop
Last edited by Flyingfares; Apr 4, 23 at 12:19 am Reason: update
Apr 4, 23, 12:28 am
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If you're looking to cross the pond in August, this is mint to be. Because there isn't availability in other months.
The long segments are in the A321neo suites. But the short segments in economy.
These fares book in business (I), and you should be able to credit to Qatar and earn some Avios. E.g. LGW - JFK 24,228
From London (LGW)
New York (JFK) Ł1,249* Link
Boston (BOS) Ł1,311* Link
Washington (DCA) Ł1,431 Link
Atlanta (ATL) Ł1,456 Link
Orlando (MCO) Ł1,502 Link
*Non-stop
The long segments are in the A321neo suites. But the short segments in economy.
These fares book in business (I), and you should be able to credit to Qatar and earn some Avios. E.g. LGW - JFK 24,228
From London (LGW)
New York (JFK) Ł1,249* Link
Boston (BOS) Ł1,311* Link
Washington (DCA) Ł1,431 Link
Atlanta (ATL) Ł1,456 Link
Orlando (MCO) Ł1,502 Link
*Non-stop
https://www.google.com/travel/flight...jzfF14fdDCk1h7
https://www.google.com/travel/flight...85ozRoBsdVWew5
If you want business class all the way, you can fly on BA instead.
Last edited by cruser1; Apr 4, 23 at 12:34 am
Apr 4, 23, 5:46 am
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Apr 4, 23, 6:48 am
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Haha! Whatever! I had an alert setup for DUB to JFK/BOS to DUB and one that started in Shannon because of a trip I was planning, which is what brought me to what I posted. Had no clue why they were so cheap!
https://www.google.com/travel/flight...bYG9FnzxfWm2Q8
https://www.google.com/travel/flight...bYG9FnzxfWm2Q8
Last edited by cruser1; Apr 4, 23 at 9:52 am
Apr 4, 23, 1:44 pm
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@cruser1 How do I do mixed cabin search on ita?
The easiest way that should return something similar to what I posted would be to set your origin airport then destination to London (or one of it's airports - LHR, LGW, LCY, etc) as Flight 1. Then Flight 2 is London or LGW to JFK, Boston (BOS), Orlando (MCO), whatever you want your destination to be (I had it set to JFK for the post above). Flight 3 is the exact opposite of Flight 2. Flight 4 is London (or one of it's airports - LHR, LCY, LTN, etc) to your destination.
You can set the Cabin field to Business class, but Aer Lingus doesn't have business, so that wasn't returning what I wanted, so I set that field to Cheapest available and for the two jetBlue flights I filled the Extension Codes field with jetBlue's business class fare codes - f bc=j|bc=c|bc=d|bc=i
I got those fare codes by searching Google for jetBlue's fare codes and found this - Fare Options | JetBlue (see the Mint column)
Click Search and pick your flights.
The search form should look something like this -
Result page after clicking Search -
Pick a flight (You'll still need a travel agent to book it. This is the first result from above.) -
Apr 5, 23, 12:52 pm
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After discussing with the mods, I have deleted a number of off topic posts on this thread. Please discuss the fare.
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Apr 6, 23, 6:55 am
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Are you trying to re-produce what I posted, or what is in the very first post of this thread?
The easiest way that should return something similar to what I posted would be to set your origin airport then destination to London (or one of it's airports - LHR, LGW, LCY, etc) as Flight 1. Then Flight 2 is London or LGW to JFK, Boston (BOS), Orlando (MCO), whatever you want your destination to be (I had it set to JFK for the post above). Flight 3 is the exact opposite of Flight 2. Flight 4 is London (or one of it's airports - LHR, LCY, LTN, etc) to your destination.
You can set the Cabin field to Business class, but Aer Lingus doesn't have business, so that wasn't returning what I wanted, so I set that field to Cheapest available and for the two jetBlue flights I filled the Extension Codes field with jetBlue's business class fare codes - f bc=j|bc=c|bc=d|bc=i
I got those fare codes by searching Google for jetBlue's fare codes and found this - Fare Options | JetBlue (see the Mint column)
Click Search and pick your flights.
The search form should look something like this -
Result page after clicking Search -
Pick a flight (You'll still need a travel agent to book it. This is the first result from above.) -
The easiest way that should return something similar to what I posted would be to set your origin airport then destination to London (or one of it's airports - LHR, LGW, LCY, etc) as Flight 1. Then Flight 2 is London or LGW to JFK, Boston (BOS), Orlando (MCO), whatever you want your destination to be (I had it set to JFK for the post above). Flight 3 is the exact opposite of Flight 2. Flight 4 is London (or one of it's airports - LHR, LCY, LTN, etc) to your destination.
You can set the Cabin field to Business class, but Aer Lingus doesn't have business, so that wasn't returning what I wanted, so I set that field to Cheapest available and for the two jetBlue flights I filled the Extension Codes field with jetBlue's business class fare codes - f bc=j|bc=c|bc=d|bc=i
I got those fare codes by searching Google for jetBlue's fare codes and found this - Fare Options | JetBlue (see the Mint column)
Click Search and pick your flights.
The search form should look something like this -
Result page after clicking Search -
Pick a flight (You'll still need a travel agent to book it. This is the first result from above.) -
Apr 6, 23, 7:44 am
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Last edited by Nigel Spencer; Apr 6, 23 at 7:46 am Reason: Spelling mistake
Apr 6, 23, 2:43 pm
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