as per title sale on until 12/11. Just checked VS and they seem to have loaded some cheaper fares. Cancun down to almost match BA so might be worth checking others 
Thanks for the heads up...
We can get better, because we're not dead yet
Saw the BA sale and thought I'd see if VS were matching, as been contemplating a visit to NYC for my birthday in April next year. A few weeks ago the UC fare was £2,600. Currently coming in at £1,554. Not seen sale prices at that level in a few years. Am so tempted!
A Purple Boarding Pass and a glass of Champagne thank you very much :-)
totallylost wrote:Saw the BA sale and thought I'd see if VS were matching, as been contemplating a visit to NYC for my birthday in April next year. A few weeks ago the UC fare was £2,600. Currently coming in at £1,554. Not seen sale prices at that level in a few years. Am so tempted!
Check out ex dub CW for less than a grand in April
My flights to LA with VS go on sale very shortly and I have been checking Expedia daily, I couldn't believe I foubd a fare with BA ex DUB to LAX for £1,200 return in CW!!! Not going to defect though!!!
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Brilliant tip off, thanks for posting it Paul.
I've just got 4 adults UC rtn MAN/MCO in Jul/Aug for £6907
I've just got 4 adults UC rtn MAN/MCO in Jul/Aug for £6907
I'm seeing a bunch of ex-ORK/DUB BA CW return fares to NYC for under £1k 
I'm eyeing the DUB to Honolulu, with potential on 380, club for £1360...
Hi Smid - approximately which dates are you looking at for this fare to Honolulu?
Thanks
Thanks
Outbound to Vegas, inbound from SFO, x2 adults (and we need to be in Dublin first anyway) for £2,290 all-in 
AND the LAS flight is CW in the First cabin seats up-front, all booked
AND the LAS flight is CW in the First cabin seats up-front, all booked
Wow - now VS have got Gatwick to Orlando in UC during the Easter holidays for less than £3796 for two persons and this is just £100 more than PE
Great deal. Just after we decide that this year we'll to fly west coast instead !!!
Great deal. Just after we decide that this year we'll to fly west coast instead !!!
Hmm, £1600 CW or UC to DXB next May half term... Not bad, but not quite good enough to twist my dear wife's arm I suspect. Will keep looking...
ratechaser wrote:Hmm, £1600 CW or UC to DXB next May half term... Not bad, but not quite good enough to twist my dear wife's arm I suspect. Will keep looking...
...Although with M&M it comes down to about £1200 each for 2 adults and 2 children... Can I resist...?
I have just snapped up DUB-LAS in CW although flying in the old first class cabin of £2280 for mrs Hull and myself out in August retiring in September.
Hull wrote:I have just snapped up DUB-LAS in CW although flying in the old first class cabin of £2280 for mrs Hull and myself out in August retiring in September.
Retiring Dom?
Thought you already had !
Blacky1 wrote:Hull wrote:I have just snapped up DUB-LAS in CW although flying in the old first class cabin of £2280 for mrs Hull and myself out in August retiring in September.
Retiring Dom?
Thought you already had !
Haha that should have said returning
It's a few years until I retire fully
I didn't get a sale fare but got LGW to LAS in October WT plus out and Club return using my 2-4-1 voucher for £984 and 87,500 Avios , so we are happy, although think it's on an oldish 777 three cabin.
VS just could not compete, could maybe have got rewards into LA but the timings were awful and then we would have had the drive to Vegas, which is getting a bit tedious, plus we get another day in Vegas. Any excuse for another trip to Vegas, it makes it as cheap as a week in Spain, so I know which we would prefer.
VS just could not compete, could maybe have got rewards into LA but the timings were awful and then we would have had the drive to Vegas, which is getting a bit tedious, plus we get another day in Vegas. Any excuse for another trip to Vegas, it makes it as cheap as a week in Spain, so I know which we would prefer.
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