New York

Ernie · January 25, 2017

jal123 said:
Ha, it is for me as well mate! It's a one off rather than the norm, trust me.

Its her 30th next March and I know she wants to go

Tree13 · January 25, 2017

Ernie said:
Its her 30th next March and I know she wants to go

Depending on where you are in the UK, you can fly to NYC for pretty cheap rates. Some airlines are much more competitive than others. I went with Norwegian from Gatwick and would highly recommend them - their seats are wider and further apart from each other than most other airlines, and their premium economy fares are pretty good. No good to you if you're based up north of course, but just in case...

http://www.norwegian.com/uk/destinations/LondonGatwick-Longhaul

thirdmantackle · January 25, 2017

Tree13 said:
Depending on where you are in the UK, you can fly to NYC for pretty cheap rates. Some airlines are much more competitive than others. I went with Norwegian from Gatwick and would highly recommend them - their seats are wider and further apart from each other than most other airlines, and their premium economy fares are pretty good. No good to you if you're based up north of course, but just in case...

http://www.norwegian.com/uk/destinations/LondonGatwick-Longhaul

What was their service like?
Food, beverages etc

gonetomorrow · January 25, 2017

Must go to NY.

PhilM · January 25, 2017

Tree13 said:
Depending on where you are in the UK, you can fly to NYC for pretty cheap rates. Some airlines are much more competitive than others. I went with Norwegian from Gatwick and would highly recommend them - their seats are wider and further apart from each other than most other airlines, and their premium economy fares are pretty good. No good to you if you're based up north of course, but just in case...

On more than one occasion it's been cheaper (sometimes considerably) to drive and stay in a decent hotel around London than fly locally.