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Tue, 8 Dec - Tue, 8 Jun
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10:10 - 20:55MAN  Manchester-PDX Portland
18h 45m2 stops Kastrup Copenhagen Los Angeles
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07:00 - 08:55PDX  Portland-MAN Manchester
17h 55m2 stops New York John F Kennedy Intl Kastrup Copenhagen
£574Scandinavian Airlines
Tue, 8 Dec - Wed, 9 Jun
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10:10 - 20:55MAN  Manchester-PDX Portland
18h 45m2 stops Kastrup Copenhagen Los Angeles
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07:00 - 08:55PDX  Portland-MAN Manchester
17h 55m2 stops New York John F Kennedy Intl Kastrup Copenhagen
£574Scandinavian Airlines
Mon, 16 Nov - Mon, 30 Nov
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08:10 - 17:00STN  London Stansted-PDX Portland
16h 50m2 stops Stockholm Arlanda Reykjavik Keflavik Intl
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14:45 - 15:05PDX  Portland-STN London Stansted
16h 20m2 stops Reykjavik Keflavik Intl Oslo Gardermoen
£607Multiple Airlines
Mon, 7 Dec - Mon, 1 Feb
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08:10 - 17:00STN  London Stansted-PDX Portland
16h 50m2 stops Stockholm Arlanda Reykjavik Keflavik Intl
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14:45 - 18:00PDX  Portland-STN London Stansted
19h 15m2 stops Reykjavik Keflavik Intl Stockholm Arlanda
£613Multiple Airlines
Mon, 14 Dec - Fri, 15 Jan
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13:35 - 15:50LHR  London Heathrow-PDX Portland
10h 15mdirect
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17:45 - 11:20PDX  Portland-LHR London Heathrow
9h 35mdirect
£624British Airways
Sun, 13 Dec - Fri, 15 Jan
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13:35 - 15:50LHR  London Heathrow-PDX Portland
10h 15mdirect
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17:45 - 11:20PDX  Portland-LHR London Heathrow
9h 35mdirect
£646British Airways
Mon, 16 Nov - Mon, 30 Nov
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12:15 - 17:00LHR  London Heathrow-PDX Portland
12h 45m1 stop Reykjavik Keflavik Intl
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14:45 - 10:50PDX  Portland-LHR London Heathrow
12h 05m1 stop Reykjavik Keflavik Intl
£655Icelandair
Mon, 16 Nov - Mon, 30 Nov
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12:15 - 17:00LHR  London Heathrow-PDX Portland
12h 45m1 stop Reykjavik Keflavik Intl
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14:45 - 10:50PDX  Portland-LHR London Heathrow
12h 05m1 stop Reykjavik Keflavik Intl
£656Icelandair
Mon, 30 Nov - Mon, 7 Dec
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14:30 - 09:26LHR  London Heathrow-PDX Portland
26h 56m1 stop Vancouver Intl
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19:25 - 07:10PDX  Portland-LHR London Heathrow
27h 45m2 stops San Francisco Montreal Pierre Elliott Trudeau Intl
£658United Airlines
Wed, 11 Nov - Wed, 18 Nov
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07:40 - 22:57LHR  London Heathrow-PDX Portland
23h 17m2 stops Chicago O'Hare Intl San Francisco
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10:47 - 07:55PDX  Portland-LHR London Heathrow
13h 08m1 stop Chicago O'Hare Intl
£659United Airlines
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Price, demand, and travel trends for flights to Portland

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 Portland?

Manchester to Portland is the cheapest route at £574 return, found in the past 5 days on KAYAK. London Heathrow Airport to Portland is the most popular connection with return deals from £624.

How much is a flight to Portland?

On average, a return flight from the United Kingdom to Portland costs £815, based on KAYAK data over the past 12 months. Return fares from London average £787, while Birmingham runs a bit higher at £802.

What is the cheapest day to fly to Portland?

Wednesday is the cheapest day to fly to Portland at £791 return on average over the past 12 months on KAYAK. Sunday is the most expensive at £986.

What is the cheapest month to fly to Portland?

•November is the cheapest month to fly to Portland with an average price of £645 return.
•July (£1,001) and August (£993) are the most expensive.
•Based on KAYAK data over the past 12 months.

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

Night flights to Portland are the cheapest at £743 return on average. Afternoon flights are the most expensive at £830.

What is a good deal for flights to Portland?

Flights under £682 are considered a good deal. 25% of KAYAK users found return flights to Portland at or below these prices, with the lowest fares from:
•Aberdeen £640
•London £648.

When are flights to Portland the cheapest?

Flights to Portland are cheapest 26 weeks before departure. Booking in this window typically costs about 26% 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 Portland

 
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.

Stefanie Waldek

Stefanie Waldek

Expert on Icelandair

Stefanie Waldek is a freelance space, travel, and design writer based in Saratoga Springs, NY. Her words have appeared in Space.com, Travel + Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler, Architectural Digest, and House Beautiful, among other publications. An expert in aviation and expedition cruising, Stefanie is frequently up in the air or out at sea, likely en route to Antarctica or the Arctic.

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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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Blane Bachelor is a journalist and editor specialising in travel and aviation who writes regularly for top global outlets. Born and raised in Florida, Blane has worked and lived in four countries, including the Netherlands, where she’s currently based with her family. Her favourite way to get to know a new destination is by running or riding a bike around town – or hearing a spooky ghost story about local history.

Gabriel Leigh

Gabriel Leigh

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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 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.

Key details for flights to Portland

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Cheapest flight

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Beat the crowds with an average 45% drop in traveller numbers.
The most popular month to fly with an average 40% increase in traveller numbers.
One-way flight from London Stansted Airport to Portland

When to book flights to Portland

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Your questions about flights to Portland, 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 Portland is a good deal?

    A good deal on a flight to Portland is around £682 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 far is Portland from Portland city centre?

    Portland is 6.7 mi from Portland city centre.

  • How long is a direct flight to Portland?

    Direct flights to Portland are available from London, with a flight time of about 10h.

  • Which city has the cheapest flights to Portland?

    Based on fares booked in the past 5 days, the cheapest flights to Portland are from London, starting at £607 return.

  • How expensive are last-minute flights to Portland?

    Last-minute fares to Portland (booked within two weeks of departure) are typically 22% higher than the average return fare of £815.

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

    British Airways operates the most flights from the United Kingdom to Portland at 4 per week, while Icelandair is the airline most often selected by KAYAK users searching for flights from the United Kingdom to Portland. The two are often different because flight volume reflects an airline's schedule, while popularity reflects traveller choice.

  • Which airlines should I consider for flights to Portland?

  • How many flights serve Portland?

    Portland receives 1 flights per day and 4 per week from across the world. London has the most flights to Portland with 4 weekly flights.

  • How can I transfer from Portland International Airport (PDX) to the city centre?

    Portland International Airport is situated around nine miles northeast of central Portland. The Max Light Rail is by far the easiest and most convenient way to connect you from Portland Airport to central Portland by the Red Line and trains run every 15min. Journey times are around 40min and a ticket will cost you about $2.50 (£1.80). You could also take a taxi, but this will be more expensive at around $35 (£25) with a journey time between 20-40min.

  • Are there Lounge facilities at Portland Airport?

    Yes, you have a choice between several lounges at Portland Airport. The United Lounge is in Concourse E and a day pass will cost you around $59 (£42) or you can also use the Alaska Lounge in Concourse C at a walk-in cost of approximately $50 (£36). Both have access to basic business facilities and are open daily from around 04:30-05:00 through until 23:00.

  • What facilities are available at Portland Airport for passengers travelling with a disability?

    Portland Airport has a wide range of services available to aid passengers with physical or mental disabilities. All shuttle buses are equipped with ramps and you can use one of the many courtesy phones located throughout the terminal to request assistance with your luggage. Discounts for parking are also available for disabled passengers. If you need any specialist assistance, enquire with your airline before travel to see what is available.

  • Can I connect to Portland Airport easily by cycle?

    Yes, Portland Airport is particularly bike-friendly and has a range of services for cyclists. A multi-use pathway connects to regional cycle trails enabling direct travel to the Portland Airport's terminal on your bike. There are secure bicycle parking areas at both the North and South ends of the terminal and a bike assembly and repair station if you are transporting a bike as luggage on your flight.

  • Can you fly direct from London to Portland?

    Yes. The flight from London to Portland averages around 9 hours and you can fly on multiple airlines direct with no stopovers. Choose from popular airlines like British Airways, Finnair, American Airlines, Iberia and more.

  • What are the popular airlines that have the least Co2 emissions for flights to Portland?

    The top airline for reducing Co2 emissions and helping to reduce their carbon footprint is WestJet with 45% less emissions. WestJet is committed to ensuring they are environmentally sustainable. Fly at peace with a clear conscience.

  • What is the baggage allowance for different class seating on Virgin Atlantic?

    If you are flying Economy or Premium Economy, you are allowed 1 checked-in suitcase weighing not more than 10 kg. Upper Class flights are allowed 2 suitcases weighing no more than 16 kg. You can buy extra baggage if you need more but keep in mind it is much cheaper to book this in advance online. You can bring extra sports gear on board weighing up to 23 kg but you should always check with the airline for space constraints and book it in advance online.

  • Are there any on-site hotels at London Heathrow Airport I can spend the night before my flight?

    Yes. There are options for on-site airport hotels and hotels in close proximity from the airport. Book your pre-flight night at one of the following: Hilton Garden Inn T2 and T3, The Mercure, Premier Inn, Easy Hotel, or Holiday Inn Slough Windsor.

Your guide to booking Portland 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 Portland, book around 26 weeks before departure. Based on KAYAK data from the last 12 months, fares are historically about 26% lower during this window than last-minute fares.
  • For flights to Portland, a good return fare is around £682. If you find a fare below that, you're getting a strong deal.
  • If your travel dates are flexible, consider flying to Portland in November. Return fares historically average £645, making November 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 evening to save up to £88 on a return flight. Evening flights to Portland average £743 compared to £830 for midday flights.
  • Bag allowances vary by airline, fare type, cabin class, and route. On flights to Portland, some airlines may include bags at no extra cost. For example, British Airways includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy class, Finnair includes a cabin bag and a checked bag in Economy class, and Iberia includes a cabin bag in Economy class. Always check the fare details before booking, since bag policies can change by ticket type.
  • Once you arrive in Portland, a great place to start is Oregon Convention Center. It is popular with first-time visitors and can give you a good feel for the area.
  • Short-term parking facilities are available at Portland Airport (PDX) with prices starting from around $3 (£2) per hour to a maximum of around $27 (£20) per day. Disabled access is available, and the garage is connected to the terminal by tunnels and the Skybridge walkway on Level 4, making it a short walking distance to the terminal building.
  • Portland Airport hosts its own Arts and Music Programme. You will find a variety of rotating art exhibits throughout the airport terminal featured by local artists. You can also experience live music and interaction with many local musicians who volunteer their time to perform in the terminal.
  • If you are planning on renting a car, there are many outlets available at the airport with one conveniently located near the Short-Term Parking Garage. This is close to the pick-up and drop-off location for hire cars, which is also located on Level 1 of the garage. This will guarantee you easy access to the terminal building by the Skybridge walkway.
  • Portland Airport has a unique Dog Therapy Programme aimed to provide respite to worried or stressed travellers. Teams of experienced dog handlers can be found in various locations throughout the airport, especially during busy times to provide a calming and interactive experience for staff and travellers.
  • Emotional Support Animals are allowed in Portland Airport providing they are travelling with their owner. They must be carried in a standard sized cabin carrier (17"x10"x13"), which can be provided by your airline. Make sure to check the requirements of your individual carrier before travel.
  • If you’re flying into Portland Airport and have some time between flights or pick-ups, visit the Hollywood Theatre at the airport's Concourse C. This is a free 17-seat microcinema featuring short films, documentaries, animations and music videos by Oregon filmmakers.
  • If you have chosen Virgin Atlantic Airways for your flight from London to Portland, then don’t forget to make use of their Virgin Atlantic Online Upgrade Auction. Here you can bid for a better seat. Just let them know how much you are willing to pay and if they have seats available you might get upgraded to a comfortable luxury choice of seat.

Reviews of the top 5 airlines flying to Portland

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with to Portland? 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.
7.8
KLMOverall score based on 1591 reviews
7.8Boarding
8.4Crew
7.2Entertainment
7.7Comfort
7.4Food
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I wanted to give them a five‑star rating across the board, but they lost my luggage, and that really affected the experience.

8.0 ExcellentNikola, Oct 2026
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I wanted to give them a five‑star rating across the board, but they lost my luggage, and that really affected the experience.

The flight itself was fine, food was expired and gross, staff were mostly amazing! KLM messed up rebooking for our first two flights that got cancelled and we almost didn’t make it to Amsterdam for an additional two days

I think I previously submitted my feedback about flight lead Katherine in a different field by mistake. Please see those comments. Comments for Hyd to AMS are it was good. The flight lead and service met expectations for satisfactory high quality service but the flight lead did not stand out as exceptional as did the leads on the other two flights so I don’t remember anything specific one way or the other besides the fact I was satisfied.

Flight lead was a gentleman with silver hair and he went out of his way to shake hands and interact with each passenger seated in business class. A medical emergency took place during our flight and he handled it with perfect poise and professionalism. He was gracious and confidently competent. Just what you want from a leader,

Crew is not the cheerful type. very slow meal service (this is their style as have flown this many times)

Legroom not all it could be, especially when the seat in front is reclined. Otherwise it was good, food and beverage were nice.

This fight left ahead of time which meant it arrived early which was great. Staff were very professional, but as with all these Short hop Flights the food was a disappointing snack There was no entertainment on this flight, but I did not expect any

I flew premium economy and this was a good option. Although the seats didn’t recline much, I was able to get some sleep with my head propped against the window. The food was good and the entertainment was wonderful The staff were very attentive and professional

Seats were nice and comfy. Crew was polite and attentive. Business class is awesome and worth the money.

It was operated by Delta. Boarding took a long time. How difficult can it be? Overall decent trip. Liked the Salt Lake City airport. Better option than Chicago for transfers.

Lounge was top notch h with great variety of food and drinks. Cabin crew were great. Smooth flight.

My seat 3G did not go down fully and the buttons were not working properly

Food was the worst I’ve had on a VA flight. Normally it’s a lot better

The staff was not very polite but the flight was very very nice and comfortable and the entertainment was great

Unfortunately delayed 2 hrs due to faulty tyre.. which had to be changed, but better safe than sorry.

Security area in terminal 3 needs to be made much nicer. Less claustrophobic and use of glass and big ceilings wouldhelp

accomodating check in staff, friendly flight crew ( a crew member was speaking tactlessly and was overfamiliar with passengers

Seats need to be updated. Allowance needs to be made for dinner service at an alternative time

The crew should demonstrate flexibility by moving a screaming infant to its own seat with 1 parent

If I could fly Virgin Atlantic airlines to every place, I need to go, I would. Leaving Heathrow through the special virgin air entrance, security is completely white glove service. I love this airline. From ticketing agents to flight staff everyone tries to make it a wonderful & happy flight experience. I wish other airlines copied the positive culture of Virgin Airlines.

Everything went as planned. The only issue I had was with the gate C31 attendant. The person could barely speak English and was very difficult to understand.

American Airlines II: Delay Boogaloo. Multiple gate changes, delays, boarded and then MORE delays. I hate to say this won’t matter, but posting stuff about major corporations in 2026 is a post-modern “scream into the void.” Was multiple hours late coming home, so there you go.

It's very confusing because Kayak has it as American Airlines, but it was Hawaiian Airlines, but operated by Alaska Airlines. I had to go to the airport for my boarding pass because American said I didn't have any trips.

Seats were much more cramped then on the 737. Narrower and rows closer together. Flight was absolutely packed and the plugs under the seats didn't work. Was forced to check my bag even though previous flight had no issue with it.

The plane was late, when we did board the plane was as cold as a freezer. I was freezing the entire flight, no blankets. Lost miserable flight I’ve ever had.

Because of rescheduling, they had to put me on a flight that didn't go through Dallas

Packed commercial flight was as comfortable as can be expected

We were re routed due to a flight cancellation. We did not fly out of Miami. We originally booked first class and were moved to coach without being compensated.

2 gate changes, several announced delays, not enough room and seats at the gate. Many had to stand while waiting. The actual flight was fine.

Heathrow is a nightmare in general (crowded, etc). BA was great - having to take a bus between the gate and the plane is a bummer.

Great experience in Saga Premium. Food was tasty and felt fresh. Seat was comfortable (enough) - would have wanted a layflat seat.

The flight itself was excellent, but getting to the plane was literally an exercise in pain. My wife needs a wheelchair and can only stand/walk for short periods before having extreme pain. We had to take a bus to a loading platform and use a terrible elevator to get up to the plane. Meanwhile the rest of the bus were using the stairs. This meant the people who needed to sit down were stuck standing at the end of the line while everyone else boarded. My wife was in agony.

It was amazing. I sat in First Class as a Saga Premium member, and my service was top notch. It was wonderful. I only recently joined Saga Club since I do travel to Scandinavia often and enjoy flying through Reykjavik on Iceland Air versus other ways of travelling to Europe. This was my first trip sitting in first class, which I honestly wasn’t expecting!

There were no places to sit at the gate. Most people had to sit on the floor or stand waiting for the gate to open and board. We were told we needed passport and the person hardly looked at them. Maybe for 2 seconds. No announcement made asking to board by row or group. On a 5.5 hour flight the crew only came through the cabin 2 times offering water and buy everything else. For the price of the ticket at least offer free soda! The airliner was very comfortable

Crew was wonderful. I knew going in that the seats were not lie-flat in business class, but they reclined less than I expected. To save on waste, you have to ask for which pieces of the amenity kit you are interested in, which they will gladly give to you. Flight was fairly short, so no issues. I did have one piece of luggage not show up at terminal on landing. They were great about looking for it. Found it...it actually did make the flight and was listed as "not picked up" (?????--we stayed over an hour looking for it, including in the odd-sized baggage claim.) Since "not picked up" they will not ship to my house and I have to go back to airport, which is in another town. I probably could have pressed this issue, but headed back to airport for another flight anyway, so will pick up then.

It didn't happen. Icelandair cancelled the flight from Nuuk, Greenland to Reykjavik, Iceland so I couldn't fly to Portland. Additionally Icelandair rebooked me on a flight that got cancelled too.

How can the airline deploy the oldest 757-200 with a broken down entertainment system and no WiFi for a cross Atlantic 7:50 hr torture chamber experience?? My seat 3A couldn’t be reclined. The footrest was flimsy and useless. And there’s no leg support unlike their newer 737-Max which they lavish on intra-Europe routes. Shame!!

Only drinks included in economy class was water and coffee seat on the 737 were hard as rock. The landing and passport control in Iceland are the worst I have ever seen. 2 hours to clear customs ???? 3 attendants at pass port control out of more than a dozen closed. I” ll never fly to Iceland or transfer through this airport again.

Having been prepared for paying for everything on board other than water, coffee and tea the service was OK. Food and drink is expensive but the food was OK if limited in scope. Plane was clean and obviously well serviced. After complaining about having to walk in wind and rain to a get a bus to the airport the same thing happened at Portland. I’m sure you could get a terminal gate flight, complimentary food and drink for not much more money without traipsing through rain and slush in Reykjavik. Not bad but not great.

Plane left an hour late and missed our connecting flight. Your service center was closed ao Alaska Airlines could not change the ticket. Thus we missed the chance to get out that night to San Jose. This is a major operational blunder.

That airplane is the most uncomfortable I’ve ever flown! Flight 267 LON-PDX Aug 10, 26 The middle armrests didn’t go up all the way. The aisle arm rest didn’t raise at all. The leg room area was compromised by a large metal box on both exterior seats. The headrests didn’t flatten. We got an email apologizing for no WiFi, but on the plane we’re told there would be WiFi. I never got it to connect. Pre-boarding support was great. Boarding was smooth. Crew was great. Food was DELICIOUS. A different plane would have resulted in a much better score.

Wonderful. It seemed so quick and the view of Mt Hood was really good.

My touch screen at my seat wasn't working, the films BA advertised on the website for this flight were not available, and the plane was a little dated, food was good and the staff were good, just let down by the aircraft facilities.

We were in business class and I had seat # 1. This was a night flight and after dinner was served, lights were dimmed and I went to sleep. The crew were loud and noisy so I didn’t get much sleep. I expect the crew to enjoy themselves but would Appreciate some decency in staying quiet while the passengers sleep

We had a pretty good experience. Enjoyed both the flights. Crew was very good and helpful.

We were kicked off this flight by British Airways due to delays on our connecting flight also operated by British airways and were rebooked on a different carrier which delayed our arrival home by > 26 hours.

Boarding is a mess. They never check group # so lots of people crowding in. Comfortable seats this flight. I had an empty seat next to me, very convenient. Food was really not good, but I was starved. The pizza snack thing was horrible. Crew was grand. They really make it enjoyable.

Not being able to check my luggage ruined my flight experience with British Airways. I have to spend hundreds of dollars to get my luggage to me.

There was a group of people on the flight that were drunkenly speaking loud, didn't allow anyone to sleep, and were not adequately stopped.

At the airport checkin they didn’t have all the details I’d given during the very time consuming online checkin (very slow site), and they lost my bag….

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