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No airline flies more people between the U.S. and London. Here is how its cabins, fares and two London airports work — and how to avoid paying more than you should.
Most U.S. flights land at Heathrow Terminal 5, the airline's purpose-built home with the easiest onward connections.
Gatwick handles a handful of U.S. leisure routes and many holiday flights; London City is for short business hops.
British Airways uses its own cabin names on long-haul flights. Club Suite — the newer business seat with a door — is now on most but not all aircraft.
British Airways flies to London from more than 25 U.S. cities, including several with no other nonstop to Europe. With American Airlines as its transatlantic partner, schedules are frequent on the busiest routes.
Fares are indicative one-way economy prices and change with dates and availability. Click a route for live prices.
Economy Basic fares are hand-baggage only. If you need a checked bag, a Standard fare usually costs less than adding one later.
The programme formerly known as Executive Club was renamed in 2025. You earn Avios to spend on flights and upgrades, and Tier Points — now linked to how much you spend — to climb the status ladder. Avios can also be moved to Qatar Airways, Iberia and Finnair.
Tier requirements are set by British Airways and can change.
Basic fares look cheapest but exclude checked luggage. Compare with Standard before booking.
Open-jaw tickets — arriving in London, returning from Paris or Rome — can be good value.
The UK charges a heavy tax on long-haul flights leaving Britain. Returning from another country can save money.
The two airlines share revenue across the Atlantic, but prices on the same flight can differ.
June to August London fares rise quickly. Three to six months ahead is the usual sweet spot.
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