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Plane travel from Seattle to London
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British Airways fly direct to Seattle
Just don't bet on your bags making it with you.
Just don't bet on your bags making it with you.
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Waylander, direct can (and on long flights, usually does) include stopovers. Does BA fly non-stop Sea-London?
If I were you, I would go to Expedia or one of the other travel sites and search that route. That will give you a bunch of options to choose from depending on your characters' specific requirements. What's most important to them--a cheap flight? the quickest? most comfortable? Which class are they flying? Do they have a preference for a particular airline, based on safety record or frequent-flyer miles? Would a stopover in a particular city fit your plot better than another?
Best of luck with it!
Best of luck with it!
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There just has to BE a stopover. Every route has its key hubs and I didn't want to flub this one. It'd be as if someone had their character fly direct from Seattle to Florida with a stop in New Orleans; I'd be yelling, "No, sir! That flight hubs through Salt Lake City, or maybe Dallas but usually not."
Both United and British Airways fly direct from Heathrow to Seattle
try searching at www.wefly.co.uk
try searching at www.wefly.co.uk
I just checked Expedia and found 3 flights connecting through LA (which seems strange), 1 through Vancouver, 4 through Newark, 2 through Washington DC, 4 through JFK in New York. Or you can do the smart thing and go non-stop on British Airways.