British Airways

British Airways is by-far one of the most recognizable brands in the industry. Their two main London hubs can bring passengers to nearly every point on the globe, directly, and they are one of 9 airlines in the world who service all 6 major continents. When you use Webjet, booking flights on British Airways to find the best and cheapest rates to your ideal location is incredibly simple. For your convenience, we also display alternate dates within your search, where travel would be even cheaper.

British Airways: History and facts

In 2009, British Airways celebrated their 90th anniversary. Their earliest forerunner company, Aircraft Transport and Travel Limited (AT&T), is credited with launching the first daily international flight service from London to Paris in 1919. It wasn’t until a 1974 merger with several smaller airlines that they got their current name of British Airways. Today, British Airways flies to 150 destinations world-wide, offering passengers easy access to anywhere they wish to go.

British Airways Destinations

Domestic

If you’re looking to travel domestically, you can fly directly to any major airport in the UK from their London hubs.

International

British Airways pride themselves on offering service to major airports on all 6 major continents. Whether you’re flying to Europe, Asia, Africa, or South America, you can be sure there’s a British Airways flight to get you there. Some popular international destinations include New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, London, Paris, Prague, Copenhagen, Beijing, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and many, many more.  

Code share and alliance partners

As a means of further convenience for passengers, British Airways has partnerships with American Airlines and Iberia. They are also a part of the oneworld alliance, which extends their route network to nearly 700 destinations around the world.

British Airways In-flight classes and amenities

Economy

When flying a shorter route with British Airways, passengers receive in-flight snack and beverage service, while longer routes receive a full meal. Longer flights also can expect personal entertainment systems and more legroom.

Club World

Business class with British Airways is coined “Club World”. In this class, one can expect longer seats that recline to a full 6 feet, free meals and alcoholic beverages, and larger personal entertainment systems.

First Class

On long, international flights, there is First Class available for interested passengers. This class includes private demi-cabins with fully-extendable beds (6.5 feet in length when reclined), large-screen personal entertainment systems, a private concierge, and access to the business lounge.

British Airways Frequent Flyer Program

For those who find themselves flying via British Airways often, enrollment in the Executive Club could be quite beneficial. This frequent flyer program allows members to earn points toward free flights and other rewards. There are three levels of membership, determined by how many points one has accrue. The three tiers are Blue, Silver and Gold and each offer different benefits and perks.