British Airways has launched a sale to offload some unneeded first and business class items and collector’s items from retired 747s.
The public can buy first and business-class items such as glasses, mugs, plates, and food trays & trolleys from retired 747s.
British Airways has launched a new sale that allows Executive Club members to buy Avios with up to 50% Mystery Bonus through November 30, 2020.
Executive Club limits 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).
Comair, a British Airways franchise in South Africa grounded all of its flights this spring amid covid lockdowns in the country and filed for business rescue (a form of bankruptcy protection).
Now, the airline has been able to secure financing and is in the process of restarting operations. Flights are scheduled to take off on December 9, 2020, based on information the airline has filed.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to Finnair and their midweek business class excursion round trip fares between Paris (CDG), France and Los Angeles (LAX), USA, which allows booking on American Airlines or British Airways codesahres.
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A leaked post from the British Airways Intranet revealed that the airline will start a sale of certain First Class items tomorrow, mostly tableware and other things you usually find when flying BA First.
There is no active link to this sale yet and all the post (which originally appeared on Instagram) revealed is that this campaign is open to “customers, colleagues and aviation fans”.
Last but not least British Airways has implemented an option to request a refund for your flight in case it has been cancelled by the airline.
Still missing is the option to cancel and refund flights simply because you want to even if ticket condition permit doing so.
British Airways and American Airlines have launched a Covid-19 testing trial that allows passengers on select flights from the US to the UK to get tested thrice free of charge.
The passenger administers the first test at home 72 hours before departure, the second one on arrival at Heathrow, and the last one three days after arriving in the UK.
LATAM had a quick Oneworld exit earlier this year after Delta took a stake in it back in 2019.
LATAM intended to continue some sort of partnership with most Oneworld Alliance airlines even after the exit except American that has partnered with (again) with Brazilian GOL.
Chase Ultimate Rewards currently offers one of their popular Avios points transfer bonuses, which is a decent 30% boost on points transfers to British Airways Executive Club, Iberia and Aer Lingus.
Both Chase and American Express regularly offer bonuses to transfer points to British Airways in turn, so if you have points in both currencies you can consider which one is more valuable to you.
British Airways Executive Club has launched an offer to get members to convert hotel points to Avios with a bonus between November 10 – December 9, 2020.
IHG Rewards Club and Radisson Rewards hotel points to miles conversions are bonused 30% by British Airways.
As the UK enters a new lock down British Airways has confirmed that they will close their airport lounges effective tomorrow, November 5th 2020.
This will leave those passengers who are still able to fly ex London in the dry even though the amount of flights leaving will likely be minimal with very light loads.
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to British Airways and their business class excursion non-refundable round trip fares between London (LHR), United Kingdom and Athens (ATH), Greece.
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Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to British Airways and their business class non-discountable round trip fares between New York (JFK), USA and Rome (FCO), Italy. This fare allows to be booked on American Airlines codeshares.
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After months of serving cold snacks and sandwiches even in their premium long haul services British Airways will bring back BASIC hot meals to their long haul flights from this weekend onward.
BA has excused serving cold dishes with the Covid-19 pandemic, saying that their diminished meal service is less dangerous when it comes to the transmission of the corona virus.
