Clousie

Just wondering if any airlines fly direct from London to western US cities such as Salt Lake City, Denver or Seattle. I checked Delta, and only found London>Paris>JFK>Salt Lake City.

Robespierre

Would you settle for Phoenix?

BA has one flight a day in each direction. Prepare yourself for tariff shock!

FromAtlanta

www.orbitz.com

Gardyloo

British goes N/S from Denver and Seattle, also Phoenix and Vancouver. Air Canada/British Midland also to to LHR from Vancouver.

SAS goes from Seattle to Copenhagen, KLM/NW go from SEA to AMS.

Lufthansa (United) goes N/S from Denver, Vancouver and Portland to Frankfurt.

There may be more, but that's it for LHR AFAIK.

Garfield

British Air flys into Seattle, aq few others fly into Vancouver, plus charter flights into Vancouver,

baglady

BA flies direct to/from Seattle. Great flight, have taken it several times.

janis

besides the others already listed - Virgin flies direct to Las Vegas, SFO and LAX

hollyjoy

Virgin Atlantic flies direct from San Francisco to London....around $600.00 RT...I just booked about a month ago...leaving in Sept.

PatrickLondon

At www.baa.co.uk just click on th London airport(s) you're interested in and then the 'destinations' link within each airport.

ilovelabs2003

Clousie, remember, a direct flight means that there is at least one stop. You are looking for a non-stop flight. I know it is like splitting hairs, but I wouldn't want to book a direct flight only to find out later than it is not non-stop.

Clousie

Thanks for the sugggestions. I can't always get flight schedules to come up, so now I know where to at least begin.

janis

Clousie - to clarify, the "direct" Virgin Atlantic flights mentioned above as well those suggested by others are all non-stops.

Kasja

One more source of info: www.smarterliving.com. Scroll down to "flight search" and you can find all scheduled commercial flights between two airports or cities on any given day, with departure and arrival times. Sort your results by the "VIA" column to get all non-stops at the top of the list.