class difference?
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Their website explains the differences in class.
http://www.britishairways.com/travel...c/public/en_us
International fist class is a wonderful way to travel...but business is perfectly fine.
http://www.britishairways.com/travel...c/public/en_us
International fist class is a wonderful way to travel...but business is perfectly fine.
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On long-haul flights (eg across the Atlantic), BA usually has 4 classes: 1st, Club World (Business), World Traveller Plus, and World Traveller (Economy). On shorter flights, it has 2 classes (Club Europe (Bus) and Euro Traveller (Economy). Club World and First on long-haul flights usually have seats that recline 180 degrees (ie flat beds). 4x the Economy price for a Bus Class (ie Club World) ticket would be a great price - in Canada, a World Traveller ticket from Canada to London might be Cdn 700-1000, while a Club World ticket would be Cdn 5000-6500.
If you're looking for something that is more comfortable than Economy but less expensive than 1st/Bus class, try World Traveller Plus (38" legroom, more comfortable seat, etc - but the same service as economy). WT+ is usually about double the price of WT. WT+ isn't available on all flights - but usually is available on trans-atlantic flights, UK-Australia, etc.
If you're looking for something that is more comfortable than Economy but less expensive than 1st/Bus class, try World Traveller Plus (38" legroom, more comfortable seat, etc - but the same service as economy). WT+ is usually about double the price of WT. WT+ isn't available on all flights - but usually is available on trans-atlantic flights, UK-Australia, etc.
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