Airfare of the Day: TAP Air Portugal BUSINESS CLASS Dublin (DUB), Ireland to Washington DC (IAD), United States from 635€ One Way

Freddo Zabaleta

February 3, 2019

Reading Time: 3 mins read

Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to TAP and their business class one way special excursion fares between Dublin and Washington DC.

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Fare Details:

Fare: Tap Air Portugal (TP) JIEEXI0D DUB to WAS
Booking class: J.
Price: from 635€ (340€ base fare + taxes & surcharges).
Day/Time restrictions: do not apply.
Seasonal restrictions: do not apply.
Flight restrictions: transatlantic sectors must be on any TP flight operated by TP.
Advanced reservation/Ticketing restrictions: reservations are required for all sectors.
Minimum stay requirements: do not apply.
Maximum stay requirements: do not apply.
Stopovers: 2 stopovers permitted limited to 1 free and 1 at 75.00€.
Transfers: 8 transfers permitted limited to 6 free and 2 at $650.00 each.
Blackout dates: do not apply.
Travel restrictions: valid for travel commencing on/after 16JUN 19.
Sales restrictions: tickets must be issued on TP.
Cancellations: charge 115.00€ for cancel/no-show/refund.
Changes: charge 140€ for reissue/revalidation. Charge 220.00€ for no-show.

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The following accruals were estimated using wheretocredit calculator for DUB-LIS-IAD one way travel on TP marketed and operated flights without considering any elite status bonuses or ongoing promotions.

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Comments 1

Robin Alton says:

3 years ago

I do have to comment that this is a good deal. However, you do need to look at the aircraft. In the sample shown above it was on Airbus 320 or 330. Which the 320 may not even have lie flat seats. The 330 does but it is at an angle and according to reviews not very comfortable. There are multiple versions of the 330 and not sure which one TAP is using. This is another example of you get what you pay for so buyer beware.