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Cheapest return flight
£575
Typical prices: £796-£1,080
Scandinavian Airlines
Thu 22/11Thu 29/11
BHX - CLT • 2 stops
Cheapest direct flights
£807
Typical prices: £806-£1,055
Finnair
Sun 25/11Fri 30/11
LHR - CLT • Direct
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You can fly direct with American Airlines. Average duration is 9h 08m
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Recent return flight deals to Charlotte

Sun, 22 Nov - Sun, 29 Nov
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19:10 - 22:18BHX  Birmingham-CLT Charlotte Douglas
32h 08m2 stops Kastrup Copenhagen Boston Logan Intl
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12:02 - 18:30CLT  Charlotte Douglas-BHX Birmingham
25h 28m2 stops Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Kastrup Copenhagen
£575Scandinavian Airlines
Wed, 18 Nov - Wed, 25 Nov
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10:10 - 22:16MAN  Manchester-CLT Charlotte Douglas
41h 06m2 stops Kastrup Copenhagen New York John F Kennedy Intl
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06:00 - 09:30CLT  Charlotte Douglas-MAN Manchester
22h 30m2 stops New York John F Kennedy Intl Kastrup Copenhagen
£577Scandinavian Airlines
Wed, 4 Nov - Wed, 11 Nov
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10:00 - 08:37LGW  London Gatwick-CLT Charlotte Douglas
27h 37m2 stops Paris Charles de Gaulle Orlando
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09:32 - 15:45CLT  Charlotte Douglas-LGW London Gatwick
25h 13m2 stops Orlando Paris Charles de Gaulle
£617Multiple Airlines
Mon, 2 Nov - Mon, 16 Nov
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10:00 - 08:37LGW  London Gatwick-CLT Charlotte Douglas
27h 37m2 stops Paris Charles de Gaulle Orlando
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09:32 - 15:45CLT  Charlotte Douglas-LGW London Gatwick
25h 13m2 stops Orlando Paris Charles de Gaulle
£618Multiple Airlines
Sun, 22 Nov - Sun, 29 Nov
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12:15 - 00:11BRS  Bristol-CLT Charlotte Douglas
16h 56m2 stops Dublin Chicago O'Hare Intl
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06:00 - 14:50CLT  Charlotte Douglas-BRS Bristol
27h 50m2 stops Philadelphia Dublin
£667Aer Lingus
Sat, 21 Nov - Sat, 12 Dec
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06:35 - 16:55LHR  London Heathrow-CLT Charlotte Douglas
15h 20m1 stop Munich Franz Josef Strauss
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19:50 - 06:40CLT  Charlotte Douglas-LHR London Heathrow
29h 50m1 stop Washington, D.C. Dulles Intl
£709Lufthansa
Thu, 10 Dec - Sat, 26 Dec
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07:40 - 16:55LHR  London Heathrow-CLT Charlotte Douglas
14h 15m1 stop Munich Franz Josef Strauss
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19:50 - 06:40CLT  Charlotte Douglas-LHR London Heathrow
29h 50m1 stop Washington, D.C. Dulles Intl
£710Lufthansa
Mon, 30 Nov - Sun, 13 Dec
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07:50 - 20:49LHR  London Heathrow-CLT Charlotte Douglas
17h 59m2 stops Dublin Philadelphia
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09:35 - 13:25CLT  Charlotte Douglas-LHR London Heathrow
22h 50m2 stops Philadelphia Dublin
£722Aer Lingus
Mon, 23 Nov - Mon, 30 Nov
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17:00 - 14:29LHR  London Heathrow-CLT Charlotte Douglas
26h 29m1 stop New York John F Kennedy Intl
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23:00 - 12:00CLT  Charlotte Douglas-LHR London Heathrow
8h 00mdirect
£789Finnair
Wed, 25 Nov - Mon, 30 Nov
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15:35 - 10:07LHR  London Heathrow-CLT Charlotte Douglas
23h 32m1 stop New York John F Kennedy Intl
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23:00 - 12:00CLT  Charlotte Douglas-LHR London Heathrow
8h 00mdirect
£789Finnair
Booking Insights

Price, demand, and travel trends for flights to Charlotte

Use KAYAK data on prices, travel dates, airlines, and seasonal trends to compare options and book flights with more confidence.

What is the cheapest flight to Charlotte?

Birmingham to Charlotte is the cheapest route at £575 return, found in the past 5 days on KAYAK. London Heathrow Airport to Charlotte is the most popular connection with return deals from £614.

How much is a flight to Charlotte?

On average, a return flight from the United Kingdom to Charlotte costs £919, based on KAYAK data over the past 12 months. Return fares from London average £892, while Glasgow Intl Airport runs a bit higher at £909.

What is the cheapest day to fly to Charlotte?

Monday is the cheapest day to fly to Charlotte at £878 return on average over the past 12 months on KAYAK. Sunday is the most expensive at £1,044.

What is the cheapest month to fly to Charlotte?

•January is the cheapest month to fly to Charlotte with an average price of £798 return.
•August (£1,127) and June (£1,003) are the most expensive.
•Based on KAYAK data over the past 12 months.

What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Charlotte?

Evening flights to Charlotte are the cheapest at £726 return on average. Morning flights are the most expensive at £937.

What is a good deal for flights to Charlotte?

Flights under £796 are considered a good deal. 25% of KAYAK users found return flights to Charlotte at or below these prices, with the lowest fares from:
•London £778.

When are flights to Charlotte the cheapest?

Flights to Charlotte are cheapest 18 weeks before departure. Booking in this window typically costs about 23% less than the average last-minute fare (within 2 weeks of the flight), based on KAYAK data.

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Expert advice for your flight to Charlotte

 
KAYAK teamed up with top travel experts to share the best tips for your journey.
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Duncan Madden

Duncan Madden

Expert on British Airways

Duncan is a freelance travel writer, copywriter and book author in constant search of travel stories and the perpetual sensation of being on holiday. He’s never happier than when on a dusty trail in search of empty waves or ducking under the piste tape in search of snowbound solitude. British born, living in Germany, but happiest heading for the horizon. His first book, Found in Translation, explores the etymologies and stories of country names around the world and is out now.

Gabriel Leigh

Gabriel Leigh

Expert on Finnair

Gabriel is a writer and video creator. As senior content producer for Flightradar24 and Monocle’s transport correspondent, he keeps a close eye on aviation in particular. He has also written travel articles for the likes of The New York Times. Born in New York but raised around the world, he now lives in Sweden. He’s been to 75 countries, flying 2.3 million miles on 113 airlines and through 234 airports in the process.

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Marisa Garcia

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Marisa knows planes inside and out, spending 16 years working on aircraft in hangars at airports around the world. She is an aviation industry expert, specialising in airline interiors and regulations. 10 years ago, she pivoted to journalism. She shares her insights in leading aviation, travel and business publications and on her site, FlightChic.

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Laura Ratliff

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Laura Ratliff is a New York-based writer and editor. She lives in downtown Brooklyn with her husband and their beloved dogs. Originally from Texas, she now considers New York City her home. She typically spends more than 200,000 miles on a plane each year and stays in plenty of hotels.

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Currently based in Scotland after living in South Africa and the United States, Jessica has been writing travel and aviation content for more than 10 years. She regularly contributes to Travel + Leisure and TripSavvy, and has had work published by Condé Nast Traveller and The Independent. She has travelled to more than 50 countries across six continents.

Key details for flights to Charlotte

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February

Cheapest flight

£325
Beat the crowds with an average 63% drop in traveller numbers.
The most popular month to fly with an average 3% increase in traveller numbers.
One-way flight from London Gatwick Airport to Charlotte

When to book flights to Charlotte

Are your dates flexible? Find out the best times to travel to Charlotte based on our flight data from the last year. Discover the cheapest month and even day to fly.
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Your questions about flights to Charlotte, answered

Find helpful route details based on KAYAK data, including flight times, airports, airlines, and booking questions.

  • How do I know if a flight to Charlotte is a good deal?

    A good deal on a flight to Charlotte is around £796 return. This fare is in the lowest 25% of return flight prices searched on KAYAK, averaged across the cities most often searched as origins by KAYAK users.

  • How long is a direct flight to Charlotte?

    Direct flights to Charlotte are available from London, with a flight time of about 8h 55m.

  • Which city has the cheapest flights to Charlotte?

    Based on fares booked in the past 5 days, the cheapest flights to Charlotte are from London, starting at £614 return.

  • How expensive are last-minute flights to Charlotte?

    Last-minute fares to Charlotte (booked within two weeks of departure) are typically 18% higher than the average return fare of £919.

  • What is the difference between the most popular and the most frequent airline at Charlotte?

    American Airlines operates the most flights from the United Kingdom to Charlotte at 21 per week, while British Airways is the airline most often selected by KAYAK users searching for flights from the United Kingdom to Charlotte. The two are often different because flight volume reflects an airline's schedule, while popularity reflects traveller choice.

  • How many flights serve Charlotte?

    Charlotte receives 3 flights per day and 21 per week from across the world. London has the most flights to Charlotte with 21 weekly flights.

  • What dining options are there at Charlotte Airport?

    If you’re looking for something to eat after your flight to Charlotte, you can find various eateries in the public atrium before security. If you need some breakfast or a sweet treat, there is the Red Mango. Tequileria can provide drinks or Tex-Mex, and Jersey Mike is a quick service deli. The Charlotte Bistro can provide you with a meal in the baggage claim area. There are also plenty of options for those in transit, depending on which Concourse you are in.

  • What shops can I find at Charlotte Airport?

    Looking for something to do while you’re in transit? The airport concourses and connectors are full of shopping opportunities. If you’re looking for apparel, Shades of Time is located in Concourse D, No Boundaries is in the D/E Connector for outdoor apparel, near Brooks Brothers. If you’re looking to pick up a quick gift on your way out of the airport, the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory can be found just beyond the baggage claim area.

  • Are there any currency exchange services at Charlotte Airport?

    If you need to purchase some US Dollars after your flight, you can find a Travelex Currency Exchange in the baggage claim area of Charlotte Airport. You can also find a counter in the Atrium or Concourse D if you are visiting the airport in transit. The baggage claim counter is open from 08:00 – 20:00 every day. Alternatively, you can find ATMs in the baggage claim area that accept foreign cards.

  • How do I get to Charlotte from Charlotte Airport?

    The CATS Charlotte public bus system provides transport from Charlotte Airport to the Uptown central bus terminal. Tickets into town are about $1.50 (£1.10) each, or you can purchase weekly or monthly passes. The city’s LYNX light rail service does not run past the airport, however you can connect to the rail system from the main bus terminal.

  • Can I hire a car at Charlotte Douglas International Airport?

    Passengers landing at Charlotte Airport will find a range of car hire branches at the Car Rental Facility, which is located outside Arrivals on Level 2 inside the Hourly Deck Car Park. You can reach the Hourly Deck by leaving Arrivals through the exit near the Baggage Claim and travelling through the covered walkway leading to Level 2. Car hire desks operate in the Level 2 lobby.

  • Do I need a visa to fly to Charlotte?

    UK travellers heading to the United States will have to apply for an Electronic System for Travel Authorisation visa (ESTA) online before they fly. You can find out more about this through the US State Department website. You will also need to show a valid UK passport when you arrive in America.

Your guide to booking Charlotte flights

From booking to airport arrival, find tips to help you plan your flight with more confidence.
  • For the best chance at a low fare to Charlotte, book around 18 weeks before departure. Based on KAYAK data from the last 12 months, fares are historically about 23% lower during this window than last-minute fares.
  • For flights to Charlotte, a good return fare is around £796. If you find a fare below that, you're getting a strong deal.
  • If your travel dates are flexible, consider flying to Charlotte in January. Return fares historically average £798, making January the cheapest month to travel based on KAYAK data from the last 12 months.
  • Before you book:

    • Check the route's typical price range so you can spot a deal.
    • Confirm baggage fees and seat selection costs on budget carriers.
    • Verify whether you need any travel documents beyond an ID.
    • Pick a departure airport, since your nearest may not be the cheapest origin.
  • Shift your departure to afternoon to save up to £211 on a return flight. Afternoon flights to Charlotte average £726 compared to £937 for morning flights.
  • Bag allowances vary by airline, fare type, cabin class, and route. On flights to Charlotte, some airlines may include bags at no extra cost. For example, British Airways includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy class, Iberia includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy class, and Finnair includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy class. Always check the fare details before booking, since bag policies can change by ticket type.
  • If you are looking for direct flights to Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT), American Airlines offers flights out of London that will take only 9h. Flights from other UK cities will include at least one stopover in a hub such as London Heathrow.
  • Charlotte Airport is one of the largest airports in the south and a major hub for American Airlines. The airport is separated into five concourses. Concourse D serves international flights, with the other four used by various domestic carriers.
  • If you’re travelling with children, there are two Mothers’ Rooms at Charlotte Airport. The first room is in the Atrium opposite the Airport Chapel and the second can be found between Gates A1-A13 and A21-A29. These rooms provide a quiet place to feed and change your young ones.
  • If you need somewhere to charge your mobile device after your flight to Charlotte, you can find numerous charging stations throughout the airport. As you arrive, you can find a station in baggage claim areas C and E.
  • For those who require some assistance navigating Charlotte Airport, look out for the Yellow Shirt Airport Volunteers wandering throughout the airport. These volunteers can point out airport facilities, recommend dining options or help you find your gate.
  • If you want to lower your carbon footprint on long-haul flights, you can use KAYAK’s emissions filter to discover low-C02 routes. On flights to Charlotte Douglas International Airport, you can reduce your carbon output by roughly 38% if you fly from London Heathrow Airport with British Airways. Flights on this route take just over 12h, adding around 4h to your journey compared with direct flights. This route involves one stopover in Philadelphia before flying on to Charlotte.
  • Although there are no on-site hotels inside Charlotte Douglas Airport, passengers will find convenient accommodation options located nearby. If you want to get some rest after a long flight, you can book rooms at the Home2 Suites by Hilton Charlotte Airport or the Hampton Inn & Suites Charlotte Airport. Both these hotels are located around a 5min taxi ride from the terminals, which will cost you roughly $6 (£5).
  • If you want to enjoy a few moments of quiet reflection after you land at Charlotte Airport, you can use the interfaith chapel, which is located inside the Atrium in the main terminal building. This chapel is open 24/7.

Reviews of the top 5 airlines flying to Charlotte

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with to Charlotte? KAYAK airline reviews give an overall score for each airline based on loads of factors, including comfort, boarding, in-flight entertainment and more, to make your decision easier. See airline scores according to verified KAYAK customer reviews.
7.6
FinnairOverall score based on 1425 reviews
6.9Entertainment
6.7Food
8.2Crew
7.6Boarding
7.4Comfort
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Business class should have free wi-fi. Food was horrible

4.0 OkayAnonymous, Sept 2026
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Business class should have free wi-fi. Food was horrible

Staff went above and beyond with their care for us. Flight attendants were very attentive to our needs. Food seemed too rich and too salty. Flight was fine, even with turbulence at points.

Great if not for the boarding by bus at Heathrow terminal 3. Medieval disappointing time-consuming and very hard on handicapped flyers. It was awful

All reviews good because...flight from BWI to London ,economy seats was miserable. I usually book 1,step up from economy but this would have added 1500 bucks 1 way. Bit the bullet and upgraded for retun flight, otherwise all ratings would have been rock bottom.

There wore nice leather like sits, in my opinion seats lay out bit tight . Crew was great they did averything possible to make averywone comfortable as possible, food was, think worst I ever head on flight, head chicken and yellow rice. Ice cream was a nic treat.

This has been the worst experiencia I have had traveling overall. More than 3 delays, no one answering questions, no one at the AA counter. No one at customer service and after having to change transportation to airport and spend the night at a hotel paid by me, we were delayed inside of aircraft for more than 2 hours!!! Bad experience!!!

Great flight- smooth, nice crew, nice clean aircraft, departed a little late but arrived 10 early.

The flight was surprisingly good, especially given initial experience. BA app is horrible as is their customer service. Online check in was a horrendous experience and when I phoned their customer service number, the live agent with whom I spoke was rude and dismissive. She did helpfully inform me that their IT people were working on a known problem related to online checkin. However, once she delivered that information, she curtly ended the call before I could suggest that since BA was aware of this, it should be posted on the app and online. I grudgingly flew BA this time - have avoided them for years because of past similar serial bad experiences. While this flight was fine, I’ll return to avoiding them in the future given the hassle experienced and rude personnel.

Boarding was a shambles, with no proper line or queue and multiple groups joining at the same time. Overhead space was limited. Seat spacing (width) is not generous. My neighbour was invading my space, before he even spilt his drinks over me (twice!) as he struggled to contain his meal on the table. The main meal was very poor. Choice was simply chicken / turkey - the crew didn't know exactly which - or vegetarian. The chicken meal was really poor quality - uninspiring and tasteless; and very little offering of drinks. Half the crew were friendly, half really need to cheer up.

LHR is always kind of a challenge. British Airlines did a fine job. My tickets were the cheapest so I can’t complain.

SAS cancelled my flight SK910 on Sep. 21,2026 because a construction crew from New Jersey Transit accidentally cut through a fiber optic cable which enabled the control tower at Newark Intl. Airport to communicate with all flights. Over 600 flights were cancelled including mine. My boarding code was B2WJMJ, I demand a refund of all monies spent toward this reservation!

More movie options More friendly responds to passengers requests More stops from crew inside airplane

Didn't care much for the food but maybe that's just because I'm American and the food was very European. Would have liked a second alcoholic beverage service in a 7-8 hour flight. I was offered two wines to have with dinner though and should have accepted both. I didn't realize they would only offer alcohol once. Lights were never turned off in the cabin for sleeping. Flight was delayed several hours with zero explanation from SAS. However, the flight attendants were fantastic. We were traveling with a friend who needed oxygen and they were very attentive and helped him throughout the flight. That was greatly appreciated. The pillows and blankets are great. Gift bags with toothbrush etc so nice! This was our first time traveling Premium so alot of perks we were used to getting! The flight was smooth and I loved watching the planes location on the seat screen and being able to watch movies etc. overall it was great I would definitely recommend SAS to anyone and hope to fly with you again sometime.

Food was excellent and plentiful! Cabin crew seemed to truly enjoy their job. Interacted with passengers with a friendly nature. Very pleasant flight

they had to land at Dulles instead of EWR and had no one to help all of the stranded travellers the crew was rude and not helpful as well

The layovers / connections were too short and too long. I SPRINTED to make the connection from OSL-JFK and then SAT for over 6 hours from JFK-BUF. I don’t mind a longer layover more than I want to RUN to make my next connection

Our vacation started with horribly, 48hr prior to departure SAS airline cancelled our return flight giving us little to no alternative options.

The layover was very long. Other than that, great trip so far

Elderly traveler with disability was bumped from extra legroom to economy with little legroom. He couldn’t bend his knee to fit in the seat. Very uncomfortable for a 7 hour flight and will be reported to DOT. Then the food was disgusting. Boiled chicken with boiled rice and steamed veggies. 3 slices of carrot and one broccoli. We couldn’t eat it. No salt or pepper provided. Disgusting.

Payed $140 xtra for seat arrangement Did not get the preselected seats neiter outbound nor inbound. Absolutely not worth the xtra money

Crew did a great job, but aircraft was old and bitterly cold. Arrived early in CLT but had to wait for 30 mins for a gate. I knew in the plane what time we were arriving 8 hours before landing and it's basically an American Airlines airport, think they would have had space for an international flight lined up lol

Really good, premium economy is worth for a daytime flight coming back from europe

Extremely comfortable airplane, everything looked brand new, how lovely! My seat in Premium Economy was ever so comfortable, I did not suffer the usual backache I suffer when doing the transatlantic flight. It felt like seating in a reclining armchair. I loved the foot rest, did not need to use the portable device I usually carry along with me to replace one. I loved the spaciousness in front of me, and that there were only two seats (Instead of 3 in coach) in the window row, wow what a difference in comfort. Coach seats are always just a little narrow for my hips. The support of the cushions was great, firm and offered good support . It was easy to come out of my aisle seat, although I'm 70. The staff was courteous, both meals were delicious, very carefully prepared, and creative (fruit + cheese for the second meal, instead of the usual bread sandwich)

3 hour delay before takeoff & another 30 minutes on the plane before taxi to runway

My entertainment unit kept locking up and had to be restarted multiple times. Also those commercials for Budapest and Ralph Laureen. Come on those were stuff only those who can afford the outrageous fees of first and business class would be interested in.. And the fact you have no military discount is not good either,

Crew was nice, aircraft dated, entertainment same. Internet is expensive and terribly slow. Food pretty bad

Staff's did their best to make everyone comfortable and I appreciate them for it

It’s good for travelling but the connection flying it’s to bad!! Because The Times connection it’s too short. You have a checking point, before control after checking for departure again 1 hours 30 minutes for all and you need your connection for anything.

As no headphones/ ear pieces in back of seat for entertainment system, would have been to been offered rather than asking & waiting a long time. I know we are in economy but cost of ticket was high.

The main flight was OK but the second flight was chaotic with delays

There was confusion over the electric wheelchair. Though it was categorized and double checked at checking the gate seemed confused by the chair.

Boarding was a mad rush as people still had issues with boarding passes and groups 3- 7 were asked to board when travelers were still stuck behind the document check. Food was one of the worst I’ve ever had in an Economy flight. The crew was very friendly though

We were delayed 2 hours because the crew was late. They need better planning by the crew, we had to sit in uncomfortable seats waiting for them.

Difficulty to check in online, but well handled at the airport. Flight delay was unfortunate. Crew was adequate but not what we have usually experienced from BA. Seat was not comfortable.

It was good but I did not appreciate not being able to check in online

Charging $300 to be able to pick a seat next to your wife was nothing less than extortion.

I’m very mad because I paid an extra $105 to change seats to an exit row with more leg room. The app clearly showed a gap in between the seats in the row I changed my seat to and I paid for it. When I boarded the plane, it wasn’t an exit row seat and no more room than my original seat. I feel like I was ripped off $105.

Flight was canceled. I had to rebook on different airline

As an advantage member I found the experience very positive

The food was good but basically thrown at you with a don’t bother me attitude. The plane itself was quite dirty.

Very good baggage check and boarding pass service at Heathrow. Boarding was well organized, given the number of passengers. Food was very good. Cabin temperature was lower than expected and we were not prepared. Overall good experience.

Good flight, no turbulence. I felt safe and comfortable which is really important when I am just a passenger.

I paid for a very expensive Business Class seat to and from Cairo Egypt from Charleston SC. There was partnership from states to London using American Airlines. That leg was amazing. The British Airlines leg was a joke. They used the standard no leg room 3 by 3 seats. A tray was put on the middle seat. The trip was 5 hours, from London to Cairo, thus my BC purchase. There was no screen proving tv/movie options, only a small device plug. The fold down tray and the bag of peanuts were typical of normal short run flying. The one toilet was located in the galley. We all got to know each other well. This was my first and last trip with British Airlines. I now understand why they would NEVER give me a seat chart so that I could make a selection.prior to departure. It honestly would not have made a difference, there were less than 50% of occupied seats. Apparently everyone got the memo but me. I have never felt so cheated as with that trip, got to so another going back to London, yeah. I will be sending a letter to customer service and asking for a refund. I will be photos comparing the two BC legs. OH, one more thing. The FC ticket holders got bulkhead and exit row seats. I know they had to be thrilled

One of the worst experience given the middle seat even asked for the change no one honored,boarded at the end and overall one of the worst experience

The booking agent, cheapflightsfares, messed up, and the information for the seats we paid extra for was not sent to American Airlines. We were separated on the return flight and sent to the lowest economy section. The flight attendant helped arrange seating at the back of the plane to allow my wife and me to sit together.

All went well on the flight, not happy of course with having to pay for a seat and in hold luggage of £50

The flight attendants serving the food is really bad on this party flight. He is a bald guy and was very rude.

My worst flying experience so far. This flight was delayed a total of 42 hours and diverted to New York before it was finally cancelled. It was delayed 4 and a half hours in London. As we were scanning our boarding passes at the gate they advised that the flight was being diverted to JFK since the delays caused us to missed the open hours for Charlotte international customs and immigration. We were assured multiple times by airport personnel, flight attendants, and the Pilot that we would land at JFK go through customs and immigration and then reboard the plane to fly to Charlotte in the same night. When we landed in New York the pilot advised us as we were retrieving our carry on luggage that we were delayed till 10am the next morning and to see guest services to get a room for the night. During this time I had to purchase a room for a family member in Charlotte which drove over 4 and a half hours to pick us up from Charlotte. This could have been avoided if American Airlines had been up front about the delay. Then after standing in line for over 2 and a half hours at guest services we were taken by taxi to a hotel 30 minutes out of the way. Luckily I looked for other flights that night and found one at 8 am to get on. The initial flight which we were scheduled to fly to charlotte in was delayed 12 more times and was finally cancelled 42 hours after it was supposed to land. I am unaware of what happened to the guest that were supposed to fly on the flight after we were placed on another flight but 42 hours in delays for a direct flight is absolutely ridiculous.

Seating space was crowded and I am a very small woman.

I needed to cancel my flight due to the illness of the person I was scheduled to visit in London. However, I was told no refund or transfer without a large ($199) penalty. I lost the money and didn't get to go to London, so it was a bad experience.

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