Book British Airways to North America in First Class from £1,700

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• Anna says:

  29 Mar29 March 21:15

  BBC has just announced that BA have refunded the £780 Rachel Monk was charged for her replacement ticket, just before she was due to appear on TV to be interviewed.

  • Rob says:

    29 Mar29 March 21:23

    Funny that.

  • Lady London says:

    30 Mar30 March 05:55

    Did she go on TV anyway? I do hope so.

    When British Airways realises someone’s going to go public it seems their typical pattern is to make a gag order a condition of the deal. So they get away with it.

• Matt says:

  29 Mar29 March 22:40

  *The Virgin Lounge in Melbourne is in Terminal 3 (domestic flights) not Termnal 2 which is international.

• Lostantipod says:

  29 Mar29 March 22:43

  GWR are not fit to run a bath, let alone a train service. See the flak their helpdesk cops on a twitter on a daily basis this year : cancelled peak hour trains (“shortage of drivers”) , late trains, skipped stations, and chronic overcrowding (yet they crow in their PR about all the (hard as rocks) seats they added by purchasing new electro star rolling stock.

  I fear for the HEX as a reliable service going forward, I really do.

  • Billy says:

    2 Apr2 April 21:36

    Weird. GWR are rapidly becoming my favourite operator.

    Bizarrely though, South West Trains has gone down the pan since First took over. And fares have gone through the roof.

    One company controlling all trains FROM London to the South West and fares shoot up. Who would have thought?

  • Billy says:

    2 Apr2 April 21:52

    Weird. GWR are rapidly becoming my favourite operator. Mind you, look at the Twitter feed of ANY rail company…!

    Bizarrely though, South West Trains has gone down the pan since First took over. And fares have gone through the roof.

    One company controlling all trains FROM London to the South West and fares shoot up. Who would have thought?

• Lukas says:

  30 Mar30 March 00:20

  Flights still available on BA website!!! Example date was 9-16 June

  • Billy says:

    2 Apr2 April 21:52

    Not now. The Golden Goose has been shot.

• Manuel says:

  2 Apr2 April 10:10

  Who in his right mind would fly with EayJet or Ryanair anyways?

  As far as I understand it, EasyJet had several minor but relevant security breaches and there are upcoming strikes on Ryanair, so adherence to the itinerary is not guaranteed and passengers can get stranded. Therefore, the two are currently rated as not recommended. I don’t see anything wrong with that.

  I’m following them on twitter (@avirate_aero) and Instagram (avirate.aero) and it turns out that they do the ratings from the point of view of the passengers, what I think is great, especially compared to sugarcoating skytrax…

  I’ve looked at their contact informations and can’t find nothing sketchy there. Office hours, address, telephone number, email, everything available and I couldn’t care less who their boss is, as long as they do a good job.

  The website could be spiced up a bit and seems quite pragmatic, but basically everything what you need to know is there and that’s what counts.

  I also had to search around first, and it’s probably because they’re still a new company, but if you Search “avirate ~ aviation” in google, there is already a lot to find.

  Hope my point of view helps.

• Billy says:

  2 Apr2 April 21:34

  The BA exINV F fares have been around for at least six months. Mentioned on HfP and they’re pulled. Well done.

  • mark2 says:

    2 Apr2 April 23:20

    are they pulled or are they just all sold?

    • Rob says:

      3 Apr3 April 00:03

      Pulled, it was fully open every day, not just odd pockets.

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