2/8/2010 12:15:00 PM BA offers Valentine's seat sale
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British Airways press release
MONDAY, FEB. 8: With love in the air for Valentine's Day, British Airways is offering a special fare from Bermuda to London for travel between February 16 and March 28, 2010.
Bermuda manager Marianne Wilcox said: "With spring hopefully just around the corner, we are delighted to offer a seat sale to London which can be booked from today, and for the next seven days only, ending on February 16. World Traveller round trip fares from Bermuda to London will begin at $300. Taxes and fees are $353.94 which make the total cost of $653.94 for a mid week fare. World Traveller Plus is also included in this sale with fares mid-week beginning at $1167.75 including taxes. For weekend travel there is an additional cost of $60."
Mrs. Wilcox continued: "Local residents have been eagerly waiting for this seat sale as this is always a popular time to visit the UK with important Premier League football and rugby Six Nations Championships. These fares require a seven day advance purchase, are non-refundable and require a Saturday night stay. Flights can be changed at a cost of $275."
British Airways is operating its current winter schedule of six flights a week. The summer schedule commences on Sunday, March 28, and will operate daily flights.
Tickets can be booked through local travel agents or by calling the toll free number 1800 AIRWAYS or by visiting the airline's website at www.ba.com.
Reader Comments
Posted: Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Comment by:
ter
It has always been a ridiculous amount to travel to London,,i think its robbery ,prices need to b lowered
Posted: Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Comment by:
M. Cranberry
Well Mike - it does say 'seat' sale not 'seats' sale - maybe it was already sold..??!!
Posted: Monday, February 08, 2010
Comment by:
Mike
One wonders 'which' day this $300 flight is on.
Checking BA for Feb 18th to Feb 25th, gives an inclusive price of $986.
Posted: Monday, February 08, 2010
Comment by:
rich
This price has been part of BA's worldwide sale since early Jan. Why is BA in Bermuda only advertising this towards the end??
Posted: Monday, February 08, 2010
Comment by:
M. Cranberry
Taxes and fees more than the airfare!! Can we have a breakdown of what these taxes and fees are??
