Airline · BA
The flag of Britain across the Atlantic — priced properly for U.S. travelers.
Main hubLondon Heathrow (LHR)
IATA codeBA
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About flying British Airways
British Airways connects more than 20 U.S. cities to London Heathrow, and from there to over 180 destinations across Europe, Africa, and Asia. Between World Traveller, World Traveller Plus, Club World, and First, BA's cabins span every budget. Transatlantic pricing swings wildly by day and season — our experts watch it constantly and know when a fare is genuinely good.
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Traveler stories
“Called about a last-minute British Airways flight and had two options in under ten minutes. Booked the one that fit and was done.”
“The agent explained the baggage rules before I paid, not after. That alone made the call worth it.”
“I'd been comparing tabs for an hour. One phone call sorted the whole trip, seats included.”
Good to know
Yes — one ticket from your U.S. city through Heathrow to almost anywhere in Europe, with protected connections.
On many fares, advance seat selection carries a fee until check-in opens. We'll tell you the exact rule for your fare.
Most travelers say yes eastbound: wider seat, more recline, better meals — often for a few hundred dollars more, not thousands.