British Airways offers convenient, albeit not very well communicated, twilight bag drop service at London Heathrow or Gatwick and Edinburgh airports.
Passengers traveling before 1 PM in Heathrow and Gatwick can check in their bags between 4 PM – 10 PM the night before. The hours are even better in Edinburgh.
British Airways has been busy texting passengers this morning that were scheduled to fly in Club Europe.
The airline was yesterday experiencing another set of unmatched IT difficulties and a winter storm that resulted in many canceled or greatly delayed flights.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to British Airways and their shoulder season/high season midweek business class sell-up non-refundable round trip fares between Los Angeles and Rome.
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Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to American Airlines and their basic season premium economy sell-up non-refundable round trip fares between London and New York. This fare is books as a codeshare on British Airways nonstop service LGW-JFK.
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Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to British Airways and their 2nd level business class advanced purchase round trip fares between Barcelona and Shanghai.
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For about two months now a reader is seeking remedy for an obvious error in British Airways Executive Club earning structure for Japan Airlines on the Helsinki-Narita Route in Business Class.
I wrote about this in early January and even contacted BA to show them the issue, just to receive relies from them that make absolutely no sense whatsoever, now they have realigned booking classes.
When I was going through the British Airways First Wing tonight, Terminal 5 check-in area for BA first-class and Oneworld Emerald members, I noticed something that hadn’t been there previously.
I was surprised to see bolted in credit card readers in the check-in desks that just displayed a message
“Amadeus – Welcome.”
A friend of mine recently flew on British Airways from Helsinki to Denver and, due to availability issues, ticketed the return DEN-LHR flight on Finnair codeshare.
The first two segments posted just fine to her Executive Club account, but the return did not. I said to her that she would need to do a retroclaim with the airline (BA), and this is when the issues started.
British Airways has quietly started to zero all all availability for their China-bound flights overnight with the first availability being March 1, 2020 and has officially cancelled all flights through January 31st.
At the moment all that is visible is that flights can no longer be purchased for the entire month of February and these flights are subject to cancellation as well while the situation is under review.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to American Airlines and their basic season midweek business class excursion round trip fares between London and Montreal. This fare allows to be booked on British Airways nonstop service as a codeshare.
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Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to British Airways and their business class excursion non-refundable round trip fares between London and Helsinki. This fare accrues 160 TPs on BA Executive Club (£1.22/TP!!!)
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The beauty of the short-haul business class on most European airlines from their perspective is the fact that it is an economy seating with middle seat blocked and some food and beverages served.
Airlines can adjust the number of business class seats based on how well or not they are selling and move the curtain. But is there a limit on how many rows of business you can have and serve on narrow-body flights and with the limited number of flight attendants?
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to British Airways and their midweek premium economy instant purchase round trip fares between the United Kingdom and New Zealand.
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