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British Airways
British Airways (BA) is the UK’s flag carrier. From its home at London Heathrow it flies to destinations on six continents, with one of the widest long-haul networks in Europe.
Economy: Euro Traveller and World Traveller
On flights within Europe you fly Euro Traveller; on long-haul flights, World Traveller, with seatback entertainment and meals and drinks included.
Want more room on a long flight? World Traveller Plus is BA’s premium economy: a wider seat with more legroom, an upgraded meal service and a more generous baggage allowance.
Club Europe and Club World
In Club Europe, BA’s business class within Europe, the middle seat stays free, and you get lounge access and priority boarding.
On long-haul flights you travel in Club World. On a growing share of the fleet that means the Club Suite: a private suite with its own door, a fully flat bed and direct aisle access for every seat.
Heathrow, BA’s home
British Airways flies mostly from Terminal 5 at London Heathrow, with some flights from Terminal 3. Connecting between flights is easy, and the terminal has lounges, shops and plenty of places to eat while you wait.
British Airways, part of oneworld
British Airways is a founding member of the oneworld alliance, together with airlines such as American Airlines, Iberia, Qatar Airways and Finnair. That means easy connections and shared lounges across the whole network.
Flying British Airways as a group
Travelling with ten people or more? We request group fares from British Airways, compare them with other airlines on your route, and follow up deadlines and names until departure. Request your group on groupflights.com.