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$538Virgin Atlantic
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$566American Airlines
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$567American Airlines
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$585Delta
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Flights from Los Angeles to Heathrow - Travel Insights & Trends

Get data-powered insights and trends into flights from Los Angeles to Heathrow to help you find the cheapest flights, the best time to fly and much more.

What’s the cheapest day of the week to fly from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

The average price of all flights from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport clicked on KAYAK for each day over the last 12 months.
When flying from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport, you should consider leaving on a Friday and avoid Saturdays if you are looking for the best rates. For your return to Los Angeles, you’ll find the best rates on Wednesdays and the most expensive ones on Sundays.

What is the cheapest month to fly from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

To calculate monthly average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each month over the last year for flights from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the median of all values for each month.
The cheapest month for flights from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport is October, where tickets cost $653 on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are June and July, where the average cost of tickets is $1,253 and $1,129 respectively.

How far in advance should I book a flight from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

To calculate daily average prices, KAYAK takes all prices for each day before departure over the last year for flights from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport, removes the top 0.1% to account for outliers, and then takes the average of all the values for each month.
To get a below average price on the flight from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport, you should book around 2 weeks before departure. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 30 days before departure.

Which airlines provide the cheapest flights from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

The cheapest price for the route for each airline clicked by KAYAK users in the last 72 hours.
The best deals for a one-way ticket found by KAYAK users over the last 3 days were on WestJet ($218) and Lufthansa ($347). The cheapest round-trip tickets were found on SWISS ($530) and Virgin Atlantic ($538).

Which airlines fly most frequently between Los Angeles and London Heathrow Airport?

American Airlines connects Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport with up to 5 flights per day. British Airways also offers 5 flights per day, while Virgin Atlantic follows with 4 flights per day.

Which airlines fly non-stop between Los Angeles and London Heathrow Airport?

Airline and price data is aggregated from results in KAYAK’s search results from the last 2 weeks for flights from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport.
There are 5 airlines that fly nonstop from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport. They are: American Airlines, British Airways, Delta, United Airlines and Virgin Atlantic. The cheapest price of all airlines flying this route was found with Virgin Atlantic at $559 for a one-way flight. On average, the best prices for this route can be found at Delta.

How many flights are there between Los Angeles and London Heathrow Airport per day?

Each day, there are between 17 and 21 nonstop flights that take off from Los Angeles and land in London Heathrow Airport, with an average flight time of 10h 28m. The most common departure time is 3:00 pm and most flights take off in the afternoon. Each week, there are 124 flights. The most frequent day of departure is Saturday, when 17% of all weekly flights depart. The fewest flights depart on a Wednesday.

Which cabin class options are there for flights between Los Angeles and London Heathrow Airport?

The average price of flights for each cabin class for the route found by users searching on KAYAK over the last 2 weeks.
There are 4 cabin class options for the route. These are First, Business, Economy and Prem Economy. Perform a search on KAYAK to find the latest prices and availability for all cabin fares, which differ across airlines.

How long does a flight from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport take?

The average nonstop flight takes 10h 15m, covering a distance of 5,439 miles.

What’s the earliest departure time from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

Early birds can take the earliest flight from Los Angeles at 12:50 pm and will be landing in London Heathrow Airport at 7:25 am.

What’s the latest departure time from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

If you prefer to fly at night, the latest flight from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport jets off at 11:25 pm and lands at 5:00 pm.

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January

High season

July

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$218
Best time to beat the crowds with an average 10% drop in price.
Most popular time to fly with an average 33% increase in price.
Flight from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport

When to book flights from Los Angeles to Heathrow

Are your dates flexible? Find out the best times to travel from Los Angeles to Heathrow based on our flight data from the last year. Discover the cheapest month and even day to fly.
Estimated round-trip price
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FAQs for booking Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport flights

  • Are there any pet relief areas in Los Angeles Intl Airport (LAX)?

    For those traveling with their furry friends or service animals, make sure you visit one of the LAX pet relief areas before boarding the long haul to London. You can find the one closest to your departure gate. They are located near Gates 13, 21 52B, and 73 in the 1, 2, 5, and 7 Terminals, as well as outdoors in Terminals 3 and 6, and on the TBIT bridge.

  • Where are the currency exchange desks in London Heathrow (LHR)?

    Since you’re traveling from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Intl Airport (LHR), you may want to exchange some money to have British currency on you. There are currency exchange desks located within the London terminals. In Terminal 2, they are on Level 1 by baggage claim and by the north exit. In Terminal 3 they are also on Level 1 by baggage claim, while in Terminal 4 and 5 they are on Level 0 near the exits.

  • How can I get to Big Ben from London Heathrow (LHR)?

    Big Ben is one of the main sites to see when visiting London. London Heathrow Intl Airport (LHR) is the closest airport to it, located just about 16 miles away. The train and Circle line subway combination route connecting them takes about 40 minutes. You can expect to pay around £6 ($7.40) if you don’t take the express train. If so, it can cost up to about £35 ($43).

  • Which accessibility services and facilities are available at London Heathrow (LHR)?

    Travelers with reduced mobility can request mobility assistance if necessary. This service is available if you request it at least 48 hours in advance directly from your airline. With this service, they can be waiting for you at your gate, to help you across the airport with your luggage. Throughout the airport, you will also find accessible restrooms.

  • How can I get to downtown London from Heathrow Airport (LHR)?

    Hop on a Heathrow Express train at Heathrow Central Station (near Terminals 2 and 3) or at Terminal 5 to get to Paddington Station in London in about 22min. Trains depart about every 15min, and tickets start at about £22 ($30) when purchased at the airport station. Tickets purchased in advance start at around £5.50 ($7.50). Kids aged 15 years and younger ride for free.

  • Can I fly nonstop from Los Angeles Airport (LAX) to London Heathrow Airport (LHR)?

    Passengers can choose from several daily nonstop flights from Los Angeles Airport to Heathrow Airport. Most of these flights are operated by British Airways and American Airlines. Other airlines offering flights on this route include KLM, Swiss, Delta, Lufthansa, Royal Jordanian, and United Airlines.

  • Can I get from downtown Los Angeles to Los Angeles Airport (LAX) using public transportation?

    Passengers can arrive at Los Angeles Airport by bus via the LAX FlyAway bus, a non-stop service running every 30min between Union Station in downtown LA and LAX. A ticket for this 35min bus ride costs about $9.75 for adults, and kids under 5 can ride for free (up to two kids per adult). Passengers can also take the Metro’s C Line, which stops at the Aviation / LAX station. This metro station is connected to the airport by the airport’s free “G” shuttle bus service.

  • Can I park at Los Angeles Airport (LAX)?

    There are 7 parking garages outside of the parking terminals, plus two economy lots that are connected to the terminals by the airport’s free shuttle bus service. The P3 and P4 garages are closest to the international terminal. The daily rate for the terminal parking garages is about $40 per day; parking in the economy lots starts at around $15 per day. Parking at LAX is available on a first-come, first-served basis, so passengers should arrive early to allow time to find parking.

  • What is the cheapest flight from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

    In the last 3 days, the lowest price for a flight from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport was $218 for a one-way ticket and $452 for a round-trip.

  • Do I need a passport to fly between Los Angeles and London Heathrow Airport?

    Yes, you'll most likely have to show a valid passport before boarding the plane in Los Angeles and on arrival in London Heathrow Airport.

  • Which airlines offer Wi-Fi service onboard planes from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

    All the following airlines offer inflight Wi-Fi service on the Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport flight route: Finnair, Iberia, British Airways, American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, and Air France.

  • Which aircraft models fly most regularly from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

    The Boeing 777-300ER is the aircraft model that flies most regularly on the Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport flight route.

  • Which airline alliances offer flights from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

    oneworld, Star Alliance, and SkyTeam are the airline alliances operating flights between Los Angeles and London Heathrow Airport, with oneworld being the most commonly used for this route.

  • On which days can I fly direct from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

    There are nonstop flights from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport on a daily basis.

  • Which is the best airline for flights from Los Angeles to London, Delta or Virgin Atlantic?

    The two airlines most popular with KAYAK users for flights from Los Angeles to London are Delta and Virgin Atlantic. With an average price for the route of $818 and an overall rating of 8.0, Delta is the most popular choice. Virgin Atlantic is also a great choice for the route, with an average price of $821 and an overall rating of 7.7.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine. That means we look across the web to find the best prices we can find for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport.

  • How does KAYAK's flight Price Forecast tool help me choose the right time to buy my flight ticket from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight to London Heathrow Airport from Los Angeles is likely to change within 7 days, so travelers know whether to wait or book now.

  • What is the Hacker Fare option on flights from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

    Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional round-trip ticket. You could then fly to London Heathrow Airport with an airline and back to Los Angeles with another airline. Booking your flights between Los Angeles and LHR can sometimes prove cheaper using this method.

  • What is KAYAK's "flexible dates" feature and why should I care when looking for a flight from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

    Sometimes travel dates aren't set in stone. If your preferred travel dates have some wiggle room, flexible dates will show you all the options when flying to London Heathrow Airport from Los Angeles up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.

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Top tips for finding a cheap flight from LAX to London Heathrow Airport

  • Looking for a cheap flight? 25% of our users found flights on this route for $494 or less one-way and $653 or less round-trip.
  • Although direct flights are operating the route between Los Angeles Intl Airport (LAX) and London Heathrow Intl Airport (LHR), it’s generally more affordable to book routes with a layover in between. You can choose to fly with Aer Lingus, stopping in Dublin (DUB), or with LOT stopping in Warsaw (WAW).
  • If you have some time to spare in Los Angeles Intl Airport (LAX) before your flight to London, check out the art program of local pieces spread throughout the terminals. For example, if you’re in Terminal 1 you see the Floating Lady IV and, in Terminal 7, The Let Go.
  • Make your way to one of the massage locations within Los Angeles Intl Airport (LAX) to relax before you need to board your flight to London. In Terminal 1 there is a Be Relax spot just in front of Gate 11B.
  • LHR Airport is the main international hub serving the London area. Due to this, you will find more flight options from Los Angeles, or US connecting airports, if you choose to fly to London Heathrow Intl Airport (LHR).
  • It’s prohibited to smoke in LHR Airport in areas other than the designated smoking spots. They are located outdoors at the curb, at the end of each terminal.
  • LAX has nine passenger terminals, Terminals 1-8 plus the Tom Bradley International Terminal (TBIT, or Terminal B). Most flights to Heathrow will depart from Terminal B, although some international flights depart from Terminal 2.
  • The terminals at LAX are connected by the “A” airport shuttle bus, which is available pre-security. International passengers that have cleared security can travel between the Tom Bradley International Terminal and Terminals 1 and 2 using the inter-terminal shuttle bus.
  • For families traveling with infants, there are nursing rooms located in each terminal at Los Angeles Airport. The nursing room in the Tom Brady International Terminal is located near Gate 150.
  • You may see dogs sporting red “Pet Me” vests being walked around LAX. These dogs are part of the Pets Unstressing Passengers program, or PUP, a volunteer program designed to help reduce passenger stress and anxiety. Passengers are invited to pet, hug, visit and take pictures with these friendly canine ambassadors.
  • The WeKnow car service is an environmentally friendly way to get from Heathrow to London. You can book an all-electric vehicle transfer in advance for a fixed price. Prices to downtown London are around £55 ($75.50), and your driver will pick you up at your terminal.
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Prefer to fly non-stop from Los Angeles to London Heathrow Airport?

Find which airlines fly direct from Los Angeles to Heathrow, which days they fly and book direct flights.

Nonstop departures

Los Angeles to London Heathrow

Monday

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Air Canada, +22 more

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, +23 more

Tuesday

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Air Canada, +22 more

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, +23 more

Wednesday

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Air Canada, +22 more

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, +23 more

Thursday

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Air Canada, +22 more

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, +23 more

Friday

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Air Canada, +22 more

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, +23 more

Saturday

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Air Canada, +22 more

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, +23 more

Sunday

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Air Canada, +22 more

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, +23 more

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Nonstop returns

London Heathrow to Los Angeles

Monday

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Air Canada, +21 more

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, +22 more

Tuesday

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Air Canada, +21 more

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, +22 more

Wednesday

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Air Canada, +21 more

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, +22 more

Thursday

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Air Canada, +21 more

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, +22 more

Friday

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Air Canada, +21 more

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, +22 more

Saturday

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Air Canada, +21 more

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, +22 more

Sunday

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, Air Canada, +21 more

Aer Lingus, Aeromexico, +22 more

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Top 5 airlines serving from Los Angeles to Heathrow

Need help choosing which airline to fly with from Los Angeles to Heathrow? 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 KAYAK reviews.
8.0
DeltaOverall score based on 11619 reviews
81overall
81entertainment
75food
82boarding
79comfort
86crew
Airline reviews

Great, on time departure, friendly and accommodating crew, great leg room, Smith flight

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Great, on time departure, friendly and accommodating crew, great leg room, Smith flight

Honestly, I didn’t expect that I will experience this long time wait during the check in. There was only one person who was taking care of the passengers for the economy class and it took us to wait about one hour to do our check i. As a result we barely get to the airplane as the gate was at the end of the airport. That is totally not professional where one crue is working at the registration desk with economy and 3-4 crues are helping for the business class.

I guess they don’t serve drinks on planes anymore

Delta planes have the WORST seat comfort of any plane in history. It's the opposite of ergonomic, in every sense. They also recline minimally, are covered in a vinyl and have no feet rests. Then the disembarking process is chaotic and time consuming (because of the way they load the plane and deal with luggage). Overall, somewhat frustrating but we arrived safely :)

No vegetarian food was there even I have specially mentioned at the time of booking

It was a very smooth ride. Not sure on a flight departing at midnight can be much better but it was late arriving and I had an early day so really just the logistics.

Really liked the choice of the 4 free snack options. Crew great. Good vibe on plane.

Very disappointed in the food selection. It was not good compared to other airlines.

Good breakfast granola bar good crew seamless flight and baggage transfer we’ll done!

The crew members were great. The food was good. Entertainment was average - Could use a wider and better selections of movies and series.

We flew Upper Class from London to The Turks and Caicos. Check in was amazing. Our ldriver too us directly to a special entrance to terminal 3. It took 10 minutes to check in and clear customs. Amazing! The VA lounge is large and comfortable. Boarding the flight was easy and without a wait. The crew was excellent. But the seats were awful, strange and uncomfortable. Having a comfortable flat bed seat is the reason we pays 1000s extra. The VA 787 uses a reverse herringbone configuration. Look it up. You have your back to the window and are facing the aisle with no privacy. Turning the seat into a bed requires assistance from the crew so not very spontaneous. . The food was ok. A bit tasteless and meager portions. Had to pay for WiFi. I believe VA has other configuration on their dream airbus flights. Lots of stuff about all this on YouTube where you can see what I have been describing. I can not recommend taking VA on a long flight with these seats.

From the start everything was perfectly fine. First meal was fantastic. Breakfast needs a lot of work and food was overcooked and not very nice for breakfast. Staff were fantastic friendly nice they came round and check we need anything else to eat or drink

From the start everything was perfectly fine. First meal was fantastic. Breakfast needs a lot of work and food was overcooked and not very nice for breakfast. Staff for a fantastic friendly nice we came round and check we need anything else to eat or drink

From the start everything was perfectly fine. First meeting was fantastic. Breakfast needs a lot of work and food was overcooked and not very nice for breakfast.

We originally had a window seat. Our seats were changed to the center isle between 2 bathrooms. This was a red eye flight and we were traveling with an infant. Due to the light from the bathroom doors opening and closing throughout the night our infant would not sleep and cried the whole night which kept us awake and everyone around us. It was a very unpleasant experience for everyone trying to sleep.

Tai-City to Atlanta :Lots of legroom on the flight. No interaction from the staff at all on the plane. They only attended to the First Class passengers. There was no entertainment. Security I was body scanned even though I hadn't set off an alarm, my father-in-law in his 80s, was stopped and subjected to a through body search, told that they would have to place their hands in intimate places. There were several border guards present, and as we walked off we could hear the TWA officer talk about the procedure as if he was training. My father-in-law was a little upset about the whole process. A kind explanation that training was taking place would have been more acceptable, and it felt dehumanizing to him. Atlanta to London: Check in was difficult we had been unable to do this online for 2 of the family members on the same booking both in their mid to late-80s. No seats had been allocated for them and we were all travelling Premium Economy. After several phone calls to the booking agent and conversations with Delta staff at TriCites airport, we were told that seats would be allocated at the gate in Atlanta. When we arrived at Atlanta, and spoke to a member of the boarding staff at the gate, he was curt and repeated back exactly what we had just told him, that only one of us was checked in. I explained that we had been unable to check-in online for the 2 family members (I had tried twice). He again repeated back that we needed to check-in. As we were in transit, I was at a loss at what he wanted us to do, but he kept repeating that we needed to do this. I asked where we should do this. No answer. In fact all he did throughout was look at his screen. He told us that there were no seats in Premium Economy, and that he could offer my parents-in-law 'two seats at the back'. I asked if he meant at the back of Premium Economy, and he replied, 'No, at the back of the plane'. At this point, myself and my father-in-law pointed out that they had paid for Premium Economy tickets and expected seats there. He never took his eyes off the screen once. Then he hit a button and it printed out two boarding passes for my parents-in-law. The seats were directly across from my seat. He had gone from saying there were no seats to somehow finding two together. No explanation, no eye contact, nothing. The flight: As we boarded, our first introduction to the flight was the stewardess at the entrance addressing a passenger with an annoyed and loud voice about a bag that belonged to them. That was not promising. The seats were good, and so were all the accessories. The food, etc.: we had flown with Virgin on our outward journey and I could not fault it. The service and food was excellent, the stewards very helpful, offering additional drinks and snacks. The toilets were more accessible than Delta, which were in the economy area and were told in no uncertain terms that we should not use the First Class toilets, even though they were much closer to our section of the plane. We had a menu for both flights, yet when I asked for the chicken dish on Delta, I was told that there was none left and that there was another chicken dish with mashed potatoes and that 'it was fine'. This was almost pushed on me before I could answer. I was sitting 3 rows from the front of the section, so I was surprised that they had already run out. I repeated that I would like the chicken dish on the menu, and asked whether she would be able to get one from her colleague who was serving in the other aisle. The stewardess replied 'No, that's not how it works!' It always has on previous flights, so I was a bit confused. I accepted that I would have to opt for the pasta option (no choice), but was a little perturbed by her response. Minutes later she returns and hands me the chicken dish I had originally asked for. I had already started eating the other one, but was told curtly that I could have both. This was the same stewardess who was shouting at a passenger as we boarded the plane. The food was very poor in the end, nowhere near as good as Virgin's. Unlike Virgin, there was no starter, no bread roll, just a main and a brownie served in a cardboard container. Virgin had provided real china and glass. Unlike Virgin, they did not return to ask if we wanted more drinks, and there was no tea or coffee served after the meal. The breakfast that was served later was equally poor and inedible, apart from the fruit. At the time, the stewardess, a different one, completely walked past my mother-in-law and did not offer her a hot drink. Both my parents-in-law are in their mid to late 80s, they have been world travellers in their time and had decided that this would be the last flight that they ever take. They have health problems, including memory issues. I feel that overall the journey back to London was pretty unpleasant for them especially, and that they were treated badly, especially by the ground staff. We have lived on two continents and are used to long haul flights, and I have to say that this is up there in the worst flight category. Bearing in mind that we had paid extra money expecting comfort and additional attention, it was extremely disappointing. I would fly Virgin again, but never Delta. The two flights were incomparable.

Lots of legroom on the flight. No interaction from the staff at all on the plane. They only attended to the First Class passengers. There was no entertainment. Security I was body scanned even though I hadn't set off an alarm, my father-in-law in his 80s, was stopped and subjected to a through body search, told that they would have to place their hands in intimate places. There were several border guards present, and as we walked off we could hear the TWA officer talk about the procedure as if he was training. My father-in-law was a little upset about the whole process. A kind explanation would have been more acceptable, and it felt dehumanizing to him.

Needed a 6 hour lay over in Atlanta. How can this be avoided ?

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

Staff was friendly. Food was so-so. The economy seats are probably some of the most uncomfortable I’ve ever sat in. The headrest kept falling down which has happened multiple times before on Virgin.

You cancelled my flight by email then made it very difficult to get in contact with you. Then put me in a flight with a long layover in Mexico returning to the wrong airport in uk. Mind blowing my stressful. I missed see my grand dad because of you.

This was not the BA business class it used to be. Mediocre food, attendants seemed stretched thin. All the little luxuries that used to make BA business fun were missing. Flight delayed and the explanation given was they forgot to pick up crew - I hope I misheard! Transfer in LHR “sticky” - we thought we had way too much time at 3hours but it was needed. Next time will try different route.

Flight from Phoenix to London was very quiet. Excellent space available for comfort, couldn't fault

Food was very average. And top up drinks offer was absent. For a 11 hour long flight that should be the minimum. The crew didn't want to be there. I understand it was new year day but given they had signed up for it

It was my fault choosing the seat nearest the entrance but it was ok.

It was good, the staff was friendly and it was a typical flight to Europe.

My flight was a little marred by poorly fuctioning / loose headphone sockets meaning I had to move twice. The meals were good and the staff are always amazing, attentive and friendly. My bag was lost on my previos trip with BA for 15 days of my 18 day trip, however I experienced no such issues this time despite my fears. Overall ok but aircraft need better looking after.

I was placed in a seat assignment that I was unable to change prior to the boarding day. I showed up hours before boarding and prior to boarding I asked if I could be moved to sit next to my children. Without even looking or checking, I was immediately told that it was not possible to move anyone. I went ahead and waited until boarding at which time I sat down next to my children anyways. When the passenger that was supposed to be sitting next to my children showed up, he was very understanding, and immediately asked me if I was sitting next to family, to which I replied “yes,” after which he said “it’s okay” to let me know that I can continue sitting in his seat, while he takes my seat. However, in a very contrasting and rude manner, the very person that I asked earlier, if I could be moved, that was sitting at the gate prior to boarding the airplane, showed up across the other side of the aisle, and started screaming across the airplane, where everyone could hear, to have me move out of the seat I was currently sat in, or else she would remove me from the plane, during which time the other passenger told her (the American Airlines worker in charge) that it was okay, and he doesn’t mind that I was in his seat, making her aware that I was next to family, which is where I belonged. There was no complaint at any given time by anyone, including the passenger whose seat I was in, but my safety and my children’s safety was now in danger because of an American Airlines worker, that has no regard to her surroundings or the situation that she was actually facing. The importance and clarity that was predominant in her mind, was for me not to sit in any other seat, other than the one that I was assigned, not next to my children, even though the flight was booked for all of us at the same time. I understand it isn’t always possible to make certain seat assignments together, but when a passenger with the assigned seat next to my family is OK with me switching out with him, I would think the American Airlines worker in charge should not care, unless she considered a threat, but if I was a threat, I should have been removed from the airplane at the first sign. I was aggressive, I never raised my voice, but I did for a few seconds delay, my calculated response when I was asked to move. The passengers surrounding us were in awe of the way that the American Airlines worker in charge handled this situation, and pointed out that many other passengers in that very same airplane, just prior to our “event” had switched out their seats assigned, but I was singled out, possibly because I had requested this prior to boarding the plane. This made me wonder what kind of company American Airlines really is, and has since altered my newfound opinion of this company as a recent. I am very disappointed with American Airlines due to this event that has happened during boarding and prior to flying out on a trip I booked for my daughter that just turned 16 years of age, and her first time flying at the age of emancipation with her father.

very bad flight , service crew are tired and grumpy… I can forgive the worn seats and bad food as expected but the crew need more energy… old ppl are that way I guess… they shouldn’t be on long haul flights.

British Airways was over 2 hours late. Every time I fly with them the flight is either late or cancelled.

Rude security cunts. However the lady that issued my boarding ticket when I was flying back from New York was lovely & helpful!!

Appalling! The flight was delayed by 3.5 hours and the American Airlines staff at the airport where nit very helpful. Once boarded, the flight crew were unhelpful, the food was poor and the aircraft was tatty.

Overall not great . We had a 4 four hour plus delay on returning and communication about the changes was poor . No updates were given on the website or by e-mail . We subsequently missed a connection , were our on a later flight and then missed all public transport for our onward journey home. Needed to hire a car at some expense . One member if staff was rude at the gate

I called prior to flying to confirm our baggage allowance which was 5 bags. On our outbound flight thee were no problems. On the return flight we were charged for each bag totaling $400! We are working with customer service to resolve the issue.

Everything was great, except the food, which could have been flavorful.

Took too long to tak off but besides that it was good

I liked that the seat belt fit so I did not have to ask for an extension.

Seating was very tight and not comfortable. Would rather pay extra to get more leg room. Overall, the flight was not as nice as expected. It’s comparable to flying Spirit Airlines or Frontier airlines in America. Even as a budget airlines, Iberia should at least serve water or light snacks, especially for international legs, no matter how short the flights are. We were flying from London, Heathrow to Madrid Spain on a 2-hour flight without offering water, unless you want to pay for the water.

wow American airline was very very good from provided meal to services was excellent really very comfortable and 5 stars meal and service.

Tampa to Charlotte - very upset that the orig flight from Tampa to Charlotte was delayed because they couldn’t refuel properly so we missed our connection. Not at all happy about how American handled it. Very inadequate amount for meals ($12 per person for a meal???) and the guy (Kelvin) acted as though he was doing us a favor providing extra vouchers for breakfast when, in reality, he simply duplicated the dinner ones so we would be on our way - very dishonest and poor customer service. (By the way, his gum chewing and body language was very rude) We arrived our final destination more than 24 hours later. Very bad business. Charlotte to Madrid - although the flight we finally got on was 24 hours later than scheduled, the actual flight was comfortable and pleasant. The movie choices could have been better. Madrid to Sevilla - The food was good but basically thrown at you with a don’t bother me attitude. The plane itself was quite dirty!

Asked for a wheelchair multiple times. Got denied the wheelchair in London layover.

They sell 1h /1h30min connection ticket that are impossible to make

Suite door was jammed but seat itself was very comfortable.

Yogurt only for the last meal was not what I could eat. choice of a croissant or other item would be preferred. It's a busy time, though, so i understand.

The flight itself was great… the only problem for me was the flight delayed both departure & connection.. instead of the 26 hrs (long enough) was an additional 4 hours more that took an aim to my body..other than that I’m pleased.

Economy seating has been dumbed diwn so far that it is uncomfortable for an average adult. Too small, too cramped, no room to move, and hard as a rock.

Flight delayed Got bags after 5 days Delivery of bags was done 500 meters as driver did not want to go into my street

It was below average experience overall. They did not have my food choice which was selected a month ago for 8+ hour flight. After landing I waited to collect my bag but my bag did not come and I wasn’t told it was delayed or lost. I had to find someone to help me to locate it and it was sent through next flight. Overall I would say at wasn’t very good experience

I liked that even though there was a two hour delay, I was notified WELL in advance, and could arrive at the airport later. Comfort was better than most airlines for the price. The crew was helpful and kind, taking time to respond to passengers’ questions, I noticed. The cheerfulness of the personnel made for a very pleasant vibe throughout. My experience was very positive.

I was called up at the gate not knowing why and then handed over my passport and was told I was being upgraded from Premier economy to Business class and it was wonderful. I've never been upgraded before and it was such a pleasant experience.

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