London Heathrow Airport (IATA: LHR) is one of the world's busiest airports and a major hub for transatlantic flights between Europe and North America. This page compiles all of miles-around's articles about London Heathrow Airport – including three Business Class Trip Reports from well-known long-haul airlines.
Included are the Air Canada Business Class trip report on the Boeing 777-300ER from Toronto to London Heathrow – flown thanks to a rare error fare and featuring modern Executive Pod seats – as well as the British Airways Long Haul Business Class trip report on the Airbus A321 from London Heathrow to Oslo with a true lie-flat configuration on a narrow-body jet, and the American Airlines Business Class trip report on the Boeing 777-300ER from New York JFK to London Heathrow. These reports are aimed at frequent flyers who connect through or depart from London Heathrow and want to know which airline offers the best Business Class product on this route.
Thanks to a lucky error fare, we flew Air Canada Business Class on a Boeing 777-300ER from Toronto to London Heathrow in January 2017. After our last flight in the older Air Canada A330 Business Class, I was particularly curious to see how the newer cabin compared. Even during boarding, I noticed that everything seemed more modern, tidy, and of higher quality. Whether the new Executive Pod seats were truly as comfortable as Air Canada promised would be revealed that night.
During our online check-in for our return flight with British Airways to Oslo, I was briefly confused by the seating arrangement. Two seats, a single seat, and then two seats again. That looks like business class à la Swiss, doesn't it?! A "real" business class on a European flight? I guess I'm lucky enough to be flying British Airways long-haul business class on the Airbus A321.
It's back to Oslo again! In American Airlines Business Class in the Boeing 777-300ER, we first fly to London Heathrow. From Jamaica Station, the JFK Airport Train takes us to Terminal 8, where American Airlines, Air Berlin and LATAM also depart.
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