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OA260 wrote:I would look at IB or AC. The IB product is greatly improved or a stopover in YYZ might be nice with AC. When I flew YYZ-VRA they gave us the Cuban visa onboard also not sure if AC still do that now.
OA260 wrote:Yes you earn AVIOS on IB flights as long as it is a miles earning booking class. Those are listed on the BA Exec Club website. There is a space to enter your BA number in the drop down menu on IB website during the booking process.
OA260 wrote:I would look at IB or AC. The IB product is greatly improved or a stopover in YYZ might be nice with AC. When I flew YYZ-VRA they gave us the Cuban visa onboard also not sure if AC still do that now.
8herveg wrote:OA260 wrote:Yes you earn AVIOS on IB flights as long as it is a miles earning booking class. Those are listed on the BA Exec Club website. There is a space to enter your BA number in the drop down menu on IB website during the booking process.
Are you sure that you can enter your number on the IB website? I couldn't find it when doing a dummy booking. By the looks of things, you have to be a member of Iberia Plus
longhauler wrote:OA260 wrote:I would look at IB or AC. The IB product is greatly improved or a stopover in YYZ might be nice with AC. When I flew YYZ-VRA they gave us the Cuban visa onboard also not sure if AC still do that now.
The connection through YYZ is great now. No Customs, just directly to the international departures area where there are lots of shops, restaurants, etc. As you stay with one airline, you are montitored by "Customer Journey Management" just in case there are delays. If either flight into YYZ is delayed, they will already know, and have planned options for you.
If you are really lucky and miss your flight, they put you in the Sheraton on top of Terminal Three ... great for spotting!But ... with 5 flights a day between YYZ and LHR and up to 14 a day between Canada and LHR, there are always lots of options.
You will be issued a tourist card/visa on your flight to Cuba. It is included in your fare.
OA260 wrote:8herveg wrote:OA260 wrote:Yes you earn AVIOS on IB flights as long as it is a miles earning booking class. Those are listed on the BA Exec Club website. There is a space to enter your BA number in the drop down menu on IB website during the booking process.
Are you sure that you can enter your number on the IB website? I couldn't find it when doing a dummy booking. By the looks of things, you have to be a member of Iberia Plus
PatrickZ80 wrote:Some other options that haven't been listed yet, but are worth investigating:
AB with a transfer in DUS
OS with a transfer in VIE
EW with a transfer in CGN
BV with a transfer in either MXP or FCO
IG with a transfer in MXP
NO with a transfer in MXP
DL with a transfer in ATL
AA with a transfer in either MIA or TPA