British Airways is offering kids free flights all summer

[koshergourmetmart]

Parents looking to travel with their kids in the UK and northern Europe this summer can now take advantage of a serious perk on British Airways.

The airline announced free flights for children under the age of 12 who are traveling with adults who have purchased full-fare seats.

Eligible flights are between Heathrow and Leeds, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Inverness, Belfast, and Billund in Denmark.

Families can seat up to two children for free on Euro Traveller tickets that are booked from May 10 to Oct. 1, 2017, for flights from June 1 to Oct. 31, 2017.

"Saving every penny counts when it comes to family holidays, so flying kids for free will make it cheaper to fly away for fun and see more of the U.K. and Europe this summer," Adam Daniels, chief commercial officer at BA, said in a statement.

For inspiration on what to do in the European destinations on the list, consider a Harry Potter-themed trip to Edinburgh, or heading to Denmark to see wooden giants in the forest. Both will surely be entertaining for both the kids and the adults in the family. British Airways also has some ideas.

Read the original article on Travel + Leisure.   http://www.travelandleisure.com/airlines-airports/british-airways-free-kids-flights

[SearchGuy]

Parents looking to travel with their kids in the UK and northern Europe this summer can now take advantage of a serious perk on British Airways.

The airline announced free flights for children under the age of 12 who are traveling with adults who have purchased full-fare seats.

Eligible flights are between Heathrow and Leeds, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Inverness, Belfast, and Billund in Denmark.

Families can seat up to two children for free on Euro Traveller tickets that are booked from May 10 to Oct. 1, 2017, for flights from June 1 to Oct. 31, 2017.

"Saving every penny counts when it comes to family holidays, so flying kids for free will make it cheaper to fly away for fun and see more of the U.K. and Europe this summer," Adam Daniels, chief commercial officer at BA, said in a statement.

For inspiration on what to do in the European destinations on the list, consider a Harry Potter-themed trip to Edinburgh, or heading to Denmark to see wooden giants in the forest. Both will surely be entertaining for both the kids and the adults in the family. British Airways also has some ideas.

Read the original article on Travel + Leisure.   http://www.travelandleisure.com/airlines-airports/british-airways-free-kids-flights

Comment on title: free kids flights or kids-free flights? Or offering for kids free flights?

[hvaces42]

Comment on title: free kids flights or kids-free flights? Or offering for kids free flights?

He had it right. It may be offering free flights for kids. The way you have it...not so much. In which country you going?

[SearchGuy]

He had it right. It may be offering free flights for kids. The way you have it...not so much. In which country you going?

I was just trying to work on his words...

[hvaces42]

I was just trying to work on his words...

...and you came up with the chasidishe answer. No one offers "for" anyone anything. Its just not proper grammar. If you're going to correct someones proper grammar at least do it properly. His grammar was proper.

Guess we know where this thread is moving.

[David Smith]

Whatever it is, it's not relevant to the 95% of people that don't book full fare.

[etech0]

...and you came up with the chasidishe answer. No one offers "for" anyone anything. Its just not proper grammar. If you're going to correct someone's proper grammar at least do it properly. His grammar was proper.

Guess we know where this thread is moving.

FTFY

[JoeyShmoe]

...and you came up with the chasidishe answer. No one offers "for" anyone anything. It's just not proper grammar. If you're going to correct someone's proper grammar at least do it properly. His grammar was proper.

Guess we know where this thread is moving.

FTFY

FTFY You missed an apostrophe