There seems to be a discount sale with British Airways in the Premium Cabins – with some rather keen prices.
All prices are starting from prices, ex London Airports.
North America
Booking period: to 13 November 2012
Travel Period: 14 December 2012 – 04 January 2013*
Destination Club from First from New York £1,247 £2,445 Philadelphia £1,355 £2,553 Miami £1,405 £2,604 Toronto £1,423 £2,621 Chicago £1,457 £2,655 Las Vegas £1,473 £2,671 Orlando* £1,599 n/a Tampa* £1,599 n/a Vancouver £1,629 £2,829 Boston £1,695 £2,893 Washington £1,759 £2,959 Los Angeles £2,419 £3,617 San Francisco £2,495 £3,694 Note: Travel to Orlando/Tampa 14 December 2012 - 15 October 2013;
Africa & Middle East
Booking period: to 13 November 2012
Travel dates: 14 December 2012 – 04 January 2013
Destination Club from First from Tel Aviv £659 n/a Dubai £999 £2,299 Abu Dhabi £1,099 £2,399 Nairobi £1,499 £2,999 Johannesburg £2,019 £3,519 Cape Town £2,179 £3,679
Caribbean
Travel dates 15 January – 15 October 2013*
Booking period: to 13 November 2012
Destination Club from First from Kingston £1,295 n/a St Lucia £1,595 £2,595 Barbados £1,595 £2,795 Grenada £1,595 £2,995 Antigua* £1,595 n/a Bermuda £1,899 £3,399
Note: Travel to Bermuda 13 April – 15 October 2013
Asia
Travel dates 14 December 2012 – 04 January 2013
Booking period: to 13 November 2012
Destination Club from First from Bangalore £1,199 n/a Delhi £1,199 £2,499 Mumbai £1,199 £2,499 Seoul £1,295 £2,795 Beijing / £1,893 £2,993 Shanghai £1,893 £2,993 Hong Kong £1,899 £3,399 Tokyo £1,995 £3,495
Those fares too rich for your blood? Well check out this post on FlyerTalk (http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/british-airways-executive-club/1405332-special-seoul-launch-offer.html):
British Airways is using the Korean love for the number seven to promote its new route to South Korea’s capital Seoul.
It is offering business class fares for £777 return – some 70 per cent off the normal price – for seven days between November 9 and 16 for outbound travel between December 2 and December 13.
There will also be premium economy seats at £577 return and economy at £377 return for the same period.
And of course BA is flying a Boeing 777 on the route, six times a week with First class, Club World, World Traveller Plus and World Traveller cabins.
Meanwhile British Airways Holidays is offering five nights at the three-star Novotel Seoul Ambassador Doksan in Seoul from £629 person – saving £320 each – based on two people sharing, departing December 3.
The price includes return economy British Airways flights from Heathrow and room-only accommodation.
This one is priced to move fast and generate some traffic – they’ll be selling this route at a loss (and no, I can’t take part in the sale as I have a lot of things on in December), so if you can squeeze this… TAKE IT – this is going to be Tier Point Crazy for not a lot of cash.
Now, before you go – PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE pop a comment in my Comments for Hurricane Sandy Dollars post, where your comment is worth $1. And since five of us on Boarding Area are trying to raise $1800 through the power of comments alone (and it’s closing at 23:59EDT/06:00GMT).
I’m begging you please to comment so as bloggers, we can raise cash for a darn worthy cause.
All its going to cost you is 30 seconds to type a comment to force me to put my hand in my wallet.
The post is at http://economyclassandbeyond.boardingarea.com/2012/11/05/after-sandy-ways-to-help-and-get-points-and-a-way-to-get-me-to-help/
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Wow, love that ICN fare!
I really wish I could take advantage of these fares but we need to save upfor trip to Orlando early next yr. I would of loved to flown biz class to Orlando heh.
Hmm never been to ICN, but have recently seen a hurricane!
Nice job on the post and on your support for post Sandy relief
Currently in Seoul. Awesome city although I suspect it may be too cold in December.
Great job by all the boarding area bloggers on the Hurricane Sandy relief effort
You can get a lot more tier points for £777 than 280 for a Seoul round trip …. Although don’t let that put people off what is a great fare, even if all you do is fly on somewhere else in Asia.