After arriving from Tokyo on ANA F two weeks ago, I continued to Rome and took a British Airways flight from London Heathrow to Rome last Thursday.
Some readers may wonder how is the British Airways airport, lounge, and in-flight experience right now, and I decided to file the following report.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to British Airways and their basic season business class excursion round trip fares between London (LGW), United Kingdom and Cancun (CUN), Mexico.
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Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to British Airways and their midweek business class excursion round trip fares between Inverness (INV), Scotland and New York (JFK), USA.
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Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to British Airways and their business class advance purchase round trip fares between London (LHR), United Kingdom and Seoul (ICN), Korea.
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Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to British Airways and their first class promotional round trip fares between London (LHR), United Kingdom and New York (JFK/EWR), USA. This fare is also valid for several other destinations in North America.
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British Airways has launched a new sale that allows Executive Club members to buy Avios with a 50% bonus through September 30, 2020.
Executive Club has capped the number of Avios that one can purchase any calendar year before any bonuses at 100,000. The limit is raised during this sale to 200,000 (max 300K with premium).
Today I’d like to remind our readers who might be interested in a booking with AirBnB that it’s possible to earn British Airways Avios when completing the booking through the designated portal.
Customers can earn 2 Avios per £1/€1/$1 spent on Air BnB booking and 3x as many on the first booking made through the BA Air BnB Affiliate channel and even combine this with referral bonuses.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to British Airways and their 2nd level business class advance purchase round trip fares between Barcelona (BCN), Spain and Shanghai (PVG), China.
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The union which represents most of British Airways pilots (BALPA) has confirmed that their members have reached a deal with the company concerning their job conditions including a pay cut.
It’s expected that there will be about 270 redundancies overall even with this deal taking effect and that the pilots have agree to an initial 20% pay cut.
British Airways has launched a new bonus Avios offer for flights taken between July 30 – December 31, 2020.
Executive Club members can earn double Avios for up to 10 flights if booked after registering for this offer July 30 – August 31.
British Airways and their respective trade unions have been in disagreements for years and most recently this fire has been fueled again as the carrier reveled a “fire and re-hire” solution to streamline the company through the Covid crisis.
Union leaders have now sent an explicit warning to British Airways management saying that immediate industrial action (strikes) would be forthcoming if no suitable agreement is reached.
Oneworld has been teasing (read more here) about a similar program that Star Alliance has had for years that allows members to upgrade partner flights using miles (always requires costly fare classes).
Now, American Airlines has begun allowing AAdvantage members to upgrade flights that are operated by British Airways and Iberia.
British Airways is following Hilton (read more here) and Marriott (read more here) by preselling a bunch of Avios to American Express with a discount to get cash in.
The airline received £750M (I would expect this to represent roughly 100 billion issued Avios) from the credit card issuer. British Airways, according to the Financial Times, is also contemplating a right issuance of £2.75B to shore up its balance sheet.
Today, the same day as Qantas has their last 747 farewell flight yet another airline – British Airways – has announced it’s decision to retire all of their jumbo jets effective immediately.
The “Queen of the Skies” will have it’s final hurray for British Airways but the airline is yet to announce if there will be a farewell flight for the 747 like the other airlines did.
