-Use this link to access the BA AARP site.
AARP members get $65-$400 off BA tickets. Anyone can join AARP for $16. Just click “Log in to your AARP account here” to join AARP for $16 or to login to your existing AARP account. (And it’s always worth a laugh when my guests wonder why I have “AARP The Magazine” in my stack of bathroom reading material
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You didn’t blacklist this route/AARP BA promo and purge it from your memory after your last trip debacle? (Any update from the DOT/AA about that?)
Are there specified dates for PHL departures like there are for JFK?
Is this coach? Any deals for Business?
Is this for Business or Economy?
“AARP members get $65-$400 off BA business class tickets.”
But class lower down says World Traveler.
IF economy, is this a sale? $1,000 for economy to london doesn’t seem like a good eal to me.
@Gary:
Still not resolved, AA is slower than molasses.
@Oren:
Use Google Flights.
@Al:
This is coach, nothing great for business now.
@MAJ:
It’s $489 for kids or $581 in coach.
before I spend money on an account, can anyone confirm exactly how much is the AARP savings portion on this ticket?
@MAJ: fyi $1073 was for 2 travelers
@dumb:
$65 off per coach ticket, $130 off coach+, $400 off business/first.
does anybody know till how many people on one reservation $65 discount??
does the chase promo work for any aa flight? even domestic?
@hamburg:
Seems like everyone on the res.
@rick hanson:
It only works for BA flights.
dan thanks for answering but when you select 7 pax it comes out a little less then $65 per pax..
@JB and DAN
sorry wasn’t clear, so the discount for economy is $65 and original price is roughly $600? that is a good deal, i thought original was roughly $950 and getting $400 off.
just booked 5 tickets to London for pesach
will other visa besides for chase work?
@MAJ:
This isn’t that complicated.
A NYC-LON ticket is normally about $900. It’s on sale for $680, BA+Chase makes it $580, and kids are another $100 off of that.
@thanks:
Nice!
@yoti:
Try and let us know.
Looking for a deal the other way: starting in the UK and coming to the East Coast
didnt work
Thanks Dan. We are booked for Pesach with the family
Does it work for a trip starting in the UK?
The cited fares are misleading.You left out the big ripoff BA surcharges and the big UK departure Air Duties. So, the totals will be very much more. Don’t ever fly on BA.
@Chossid:
Nice
@JD:
AARP and Chase are from US only.
@Jerry Mandel:
False.
I always include all taxes and fees when posting airfares.
Can I get a list of available dates before I sign up? Does anyone know how specific are the dates they are offering?
total does not match its much more ??
@Chossid: Same Here, just booked for family of nine. Thanks
@David:
It will be about $65+10% off the fares you find in their site or on Google flights.
@sr:
You need to first find sale dates using a site like Google flights.
@JM:
Enjoy!
Can I book for my brother from my AARP account if I’m not flying with him?
booked 4 tickets thanks dan!
can i use a friends chase card?
Hey Dan I couldn’t find the place you put the promotion code in?!?!