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Re: Flights to UK
Originally Posted by Juggernaut1064
(Post 11676003)
well i have sleep apnea and snore really really loudly lol doubt i can plug my machine in on any planes which is a shame, I tend to stay awake rather then keep everyone around me awake if i try to sleep, that means shortest flight time is best.
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Re: Flights to UK
Originally Posted by Aviator
(Post 11676005)
In BA club you can, each seat has two plug in sockets. That will operate a CPAP.
:britflag: Guess who i'll be flying with from now on lol Best place to book with them ?????? |
Re: Flights to UK
Originally Posted by Juggernaut1064
(Post 11676006)
:amen:
:britflag: Guess who i'll be flying with from now on lol Best place to book with them ?????? |
Re: Flights to UK
Gawd what an awful flight over to London with Transat. Also sat next to the fattest man and his fatter wife. Should of tapped him up for a third of my fare seeing as he had that much of my seat. Awful.
Flying back on Saturday but have two together thank god. Where did those three weeks go :cry_smile: |
Re: Flights to UK
I booked AC online via Kayak saving about $100 on the direct booking; would have been $160 but there was a bolloxy option to change your ticket on the same day (fat use as I was booking at 8pm) which I forgeot to click no to so they scalped me $60 for that.
Good old wild west online. |
Re: Flights to UK
Just compared BA and Iceland Air, about same price for business class but from Edmonton with BA i have to go via Calgary and heathrow to get to manchester, with iceland air i go from edmonton to iceland to manchester, a lot quicker for same price. Just for future reference and i would have to ask iceland air if they have mains power.
FYI a lot of the BA business is already selling out even for september lol |
Re: Flights to UK
Originally Posted by Juggernaut1064
(Post 11677546)
Just compared BA and Iceland Air, about same price for business class but from Edmonton with BA i have to go via Calgary and heathrow to get to manchester, with iceland air i go from edmonton to iceland to manchester, a lot quicker for same price. Just for future reference and i would have to ask iceland air if they have mains power.
FYI a lot of the BA business is already selling out even for september lol |
Re: Flights to UK
Originally Posted by SchnookoLoly
(Post 11677549)
I know quite a few people who have also done 2-3 day layovers in Iceland as it comes at no extra cost, then you get an extra little holiday out of it. :) It's something we are going to take advantage of down the road. :)
Just need to find out if there's mains power the same as BA Business class. |
Re: Flights to UK
Originally Posted by Juggernaut1064
(Post 11677587)
A couple of days there sounds good if no extra cost, next time i fly if its with IcelandAir i'll be doing that too.
Just need to find out if there's mains power the same as BA Business class. |
Re: Flights to UK
Also Reykjavic is fierce expensive, but worth a day mooching around especially if you get to see the allnight sunlight in summer.
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Re: Flights to UK
Originally Posted by Juggernaut1064
(Post 11677587)
A couple of days there sounds good if no extra cost, next time i fly if its with IcelandAir i'll be doing that too.
Just need to find out if there's mains power the same as BA Business class. Prices range in the order of for Vancouver to London round trip in August for 1 adult: Economy $1500 Eco Plus $2000 Club $5500 First $7000-10000 |
Re: Flights to UK
Originally Posted by Aviator
(Post 11677685)
BA does not do business class. There is World Traveler (Economy), WT Plus (old business class seats, has power outlets, make sure you have the correct adaptor), Club World (power outlets and bed/seats), First.
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Re: Flights to UK
Originally Posted by Juggernaut1064
(Post 11677587)
A couple of days there sounds good if no extra cost, next time i fly if its with IcelandAir i'll be doing that too.
Just need to find out if there's mains power the same as BA Business class. They are my favourite airline to use for flying between here and the UK for a few reasons : I adore Iceland (I lived there for a while, and got married there earlier this year) so I almost always take advantage of the layover opportunity, including for a couple of days last week :D. Secondly, no paying extra for an extra-legroom emergency exit row seat like most other airlines, great for us as my husband is 6'5" and needs all the space he can get! Lastly, their standard luggage allowance is still 2 x 23kg suitcases for transatlantic flights, which is certainly more generous than most other airlines. |
Re: Flights to UK
Originally Posted by sunshinedust
(Post 11678019)
Its a layover of up to 7 days at no extra cost, the standard seats have 1 USB port for power. Saga class has a power outlet.
They are my favourite airline to use for flying between here and the UK for a few reasons : I adore Iceland (I lived there for a while, and got married there earlier this year) so I almost always take advantage of the layover opportunity, including for a couple of days last week :D. Secondly, no paying extra for an extra-legroom emergency exit row seat like most other airlines, great for us as my husband is 6'5" and needs all the space he can get! Lastly, their standard luggage allowance is still 2 x 23kg suitcases for transatlantic flights, which is certainly more generous than most other airlines. |
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