News Forum - British Airways launches Black Friday fares on Singapore – London route

[Thaiger]

British Airways has introduced special Black Friday offers on its Singapore – London route from this week. The UK’s flagship carrier has confirmed return economy fares will start from SGD849 in World Traveller Class (around 21,000 Thai baht) and SGD3,999 in Business class (approximately 98,000 baht). According to a TTR Weekly report, bookings must be made by December 2. Noella Ferns, the airline’s head of sales for the Asia-Pacific region, says the introduction of vaccinated travel lanes is a promising development for 2022 travel. “With the introduction of Quarantine-Free Vaccinated Travel Lane flights from London Heathrow, and the increased easing […]

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[Jason]

It had to happen sooner or later! Right in time for the escape from the European winter! 

[Dedinbed]

4 hours ago, Thaiger said:

SGD849 in World Traveller Class (around 21,000 Thai baht)

Is that the trendy term for peasant class now .? 

[Agudbuk]

British Airways has not been a UK flagship airline for years. its now Spanish owned.

 

[Sarisin]

'Black Friday'?  not long before they ban that as offensive

[Cathat]

Still a fair amount of hoops and hurdles to negotiate and you might get a cheapish ticket to fly between 2 very expensive city's.

In normal times ba are not that interested in the aisa bound economy traffic on this route.they want the uk- aus/nz passengers and you can easily end up with an unusable return leg if open dated.dont even think about getting on one of their flights in aisa around christmas time when thing are normal.

You are far better off flying singapore airlines on this route and they are a far better airline anyway.

[HiuMak]

if you add up the costs of those PCR tests you need to do for the trip, can be rather substantial 

[HiuMak]

14 hours ago, Agudbuk said:

British Airways has not been a UK flagship airline for years. its now Spanish owned.

it's spanish fly now?