Good Aer Lingus business class flight deal to New York from Paris

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• Richard says:

  13 Mar13 March 03:29

  Radisson Red according to the announcement in Jan

• Erico1875 says:

  13 Mar13 March 06:15

  Radisson Red in Glasgow is one of the citys most popular hotels.

  • TGLoyalty says:

    13 Mar13 March 11:23

    The reviews are very complimentary…Sky at seems well liked

    Or do you mean it’s “popular” too

• memesweeper says:

  13 Mar13 March 06:40

  Aer Lingus partners may give status and mileage credit on cheap business tickets, eg Alaskan or United. Otherwise it’s sub 3,000 Avios with Aer Lingus for the Paris to New York example.

• Gordon says:

  13 Mar13 March 06:51

  That said, if you are time rich, cash poor and an aviation enthusiast it could “work”.

  “Work” being the operative word! You should be looking for it, not flying business class to New York!

  • Jack says:

    13 Mar13 March 07:17

    Or maybe, as long as they can afford the ticket, people could spend their money how they want, without judgement. Rob flagged the deal; don’t shame people for using it. 🙂

    • Gordon says:

      13 Mar13 March 07:33

      Oh dear! It was meant to be a tongue in cheek comment! And not to be taken seriously!!!!

      • Jack says:

        13 Mar13 March 07:42

        Noted! Tone easy to misinterpret. As you were…

        • ianM says:

          13 Mar13 March 09:16

          Sometimes I think this site needs a reality check – if you’re cash poor you’re not going to be taking business class flights via Paris. Oh dear.

        • Rob says:

          13 Mar13 March 09:25

          This is obviously relative. You can enjoy flying business class, not have £3k for a ticket but would pay £1k.

• Kenneth McCarthy says:

  13 Mar13 March 07:26

  Business Traveller reports it will be a Radisson Red:

  https://www.businesstraveller.com/business-travel/2024/01/08/london-marriott-hotel-twickenham-to-rebrand-as-radisson-red/

• phantomchickenz says:

  13 Mar13 March 07:55

  And yet Marriot is still taking bookings for the Autumn Internationals. I assume existing bookings will transfer to the new ownership.

• Chris W says:

  13 Mar13 March 08:01

  Is the Aer Lingus deal only available to NYC?

• AS says:

  13 Mar13 March 08:23

  “ These flights change aircraft in Dublin and so you will clear US immigration there.”

  If I am reading it correctly, the screenshot shows you change planes at SNN on the outbound. But assume that the US clearance still applies?

  • Rob says:

    13 Mar13 March 08:28

    Yes

  • lumma says:

    13 Mar13 March 08:29

    Pre clearance is open 9-17 at Shannon, so yes you’ll clear immigration there

    • lumma says:

      13 Mar13 March 08:31

      I always wonder if anyone ever got denied entry to the USA at Shannon on BA1/3 when they were running and what BA would do about getting you back to London

      • mhughes says:

        13 Mar13 March 09:37

        or in this case what EI would do to get you back to Paris.

      • jjoohhnn says:

        13 Mar13 March 10:28

        Would they have to get you back to London or would they just be able to abandon you at SNN? It is in the CTA after all, so UK / Irish citizens could easily be left there ‘legally’. Perhaps not, if you are a different nationality!

        • Nick says:

          13 Mar13 March 10:46

          I’m not sure it ever actually happened, but they could (and would) have used the EI flight SNN-LHR in the event of refused entry. Remember though that all pax on US flights are pre-screened by CBP and it’s fairly unlikely that anyone would have boarded that flight in LCY who wouldn’t have got in.

        • BA Flyer IHG Stayer says:

          13 Mar13 March 21:17

          It definitly did happen a couple of times as I recall threads about it on the BA flyer talk board.

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