Deal alert: Business class to Europe from NYC for less than $1,800 round-trip
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Flying from New York to Europe is always more enticing in business class. This offer on TAP Portugal is one to note, with business-class flights starting below $1,700 round-trip.
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Our friends at Scott’s Cheap Flights were the first to report on the deal which can be booked directly through TAP Portugal.
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DEAL BASICS
Airline: TAP Portugal
Routes: New York/New Jersey (JFK/LGA/EWR) to London (LGW), Munich (MUC), Paris (ORY) and Vienna,
How to book: Directly through TAP Portugal’s site
Travel Dates: Through October 2022
SAMPLE FLIGHTS
The deal includes round-trip business-class flights from New York and New Jersey airports to various European cities:
- Vienna (VIE)
- Prague (PRG)
- Paris (ORY)
- Munich (MUC)
- Oslo (OSL)
- Warsaw (WAW)
- Madrid (MAD)
- Geneva (GVA)
- Zurich (ZRH)
- London (LGW)
From JFK-LGW in mid-January, you can snag a flight in business-class for $1,648.97 round-trip.
If you want to wait until the spring, there are flights available in March from ERW-VIE at $1,734 round-trip for business class seats.
Related: Why I’m only using miles right now to fly to Europe
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Bottom Line:
If you’re based in the New York area, you can take a business class jaunt to some of Europe’s most renowned cities for less than $1,700 round trip. At that price, it may be worth it to consider flying to New York to grab this deal.
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