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BA looks to stimulate market with early launch of January sale
British Airways is looking to cash in on the gradual return of consumer confidence with the release of cut prices fares for travel in 2021.
The carrier has launched its January sale early with offers to 100 destinations.
Return flights to New York start from £269 return, rising to £319 to San Francisco and Los Angeles and £519 return to Cape Town.
Caribbean offers include return flights to Grenada and St Lucia from £379 return and to Jamaica and Barbados from £389 and £359 respectively.
Flights to Dubai start from £299 return.
The deals must be booked by 2 February.
British Airways Chief Commercial Officer, Andrew Brem, said: "To mark the end of this unprecedented year, and look forward with optimism to 2021, we have launched our January Sale.
"We have some very special prices and we hope travellers take advantage of these great offers, along with our flexible booking policies, and put that well-earned 2021 getaway in the diary."
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