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British Airways has launched a business class sale between the U.S. and Europe with fares as low as $2,000 roundtrip.
Key Terms
- Available to select European cities: Athens, Barcelona, Birmingham, Madrid, and Manchester.
- Sale fares are also available on American Airlines, Finnair and Iberia Airlines.
- First class is on sale too, from select US cities.
- Available for 3 days only, until May 12.
You can find the full terms along with applicable routes and dates on the British Airways sale page.
Save More with AARP & Chase Discounts
You may be able to save even more money by utilizing Chase British Airways cardmember and AARP discounts. For more info, see: How to save big on international British Airways, AA, and Iberia flights.
For flights before July 31, 2016 you may also be able to earn 25,000 bonus AAdvantage miles if you register and credit the flights to American AAdvantage. You can find more info here.
Delta & Virgin Atlantic
Alternatively, Delta & Virgin Atlantic seem to have some very good Transatlantic business class fares as well. An example is PHL-LHR where fares are as low as $2,100 roundtrip. You can search for available dates on Google Flights.
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I’m trying to book via a variety of links. 10% off for BA credit card comes up as “not available on certain flights” going to Barcelona. Also, AARP discounts not showing up either, despite going through multiple motions and attempts to get them to take. Hmmm…
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