Understanding Euroflyer

Launched on 29th March 2022, Euroflyer is British Airways' new addition to the aviation scene, connecting Europe from its base at London Gatwick. Operating exclusively from there, this airline might seem young, but it has inherited the charm and sophistication of its parent company.

So, what's with the name, you might wonder? Well, Euroflyer has a sibling - BA Cityflyer. While Cityflyer serves the business community from London City Airport, Euroflyer carries the BA flag to sunnier leisure spots from Gatwick.

The airline maintains the high standard of service BA is renowned for. Just imagine relaxing in your seat, ample legroom, free water and snacks at your disposal, and the option to pick your preferred spot 24 hours before departure. And that's not all - a generous baggage allowance and access to the frequent flyer benefits, such as lounge access, are part of the package.

A Look at Euroflyer's Travel Classes

BA Euroflyer offers two service classes: Euro Traveller (Economy) and Club Europe (Business Class).

In Euro Traveller, you get a lot more than an attractive ticket price. Beyond the expansive network of easily accessible airports, you're treated to the Speedbird café menu with options to pre-purchase or buy limited items on board. Complimentary refreshments - a bottle of water and a snack, Wi-Fi access on most aircraft, and digital magazines are just a few perks. You'll sit comfortably in a contoured leather seat with a fully moveable headrest and in-seat power. Plus, your personal protection pack will include an antibacterial wipe and hand sanitiser gel. Feel like a conscious traveller? Offset your carbon emissions right from your mobile device.

If you choose Club Europe, you're opting for an elevated flying experience. Enjoy access to comfortable departure lounges, dedicated check-in desks, and priority boarding. Aboard the aircraft, savour the extra personal space for work or relaxation. Delight in complimentary food and drinks, and benefit from a larger baggage allowance (32kg) than in Euro Traveller. Not to forget, earn more Avios and Tier Points, adding even more value to your journey. Curious about how British Airways Tier Points work? You can find a full breakdown on our dedicated page here.

Routes You Can Fly To

Settling into your comfy seat at Gatwick, you might wonder, where can we jet off to today? The answer is quite a lot of places. From the Mediterranean's sun-kissed coastlines to the cultural capitals of Northern Europe, Euroflyer flies you to a delightful menu of destinations. Let's have a look:

What do Travellers Think of It?

What's the word on the travel street about Euroflyer? Despite being launched as a competitive alternative to low-cost airlines like Ryanair, Euroflyer has won the hearts of many Avios travellers. Turning Left for Less vouches for the airline, saying, “So far, I’m loving the new Euroflyer crews who have all been so friendly and helpful. Service has been better than most of my Heathrow flights and the food has been comparable.”

Adding to the praise, The Flight Detective calls it “a decent product for a short hop. The complimentary food for the breakfast service is better than what is offered for the remainder of the day.”

Tom Boon also lauds the airline, saying “Overall the flight was mostly pleasant and problem-free. I'm consistently blown away by the friendliness and professionalism of British Airways staff and I was very impressed with the seat provided by British Airways. I had no problem with legroom. In fact, I had room to spare. I didn't notice any discomfort with the seat at all.”

Booking Reward Seats on Euroflyer

Good news - you can use your points to grab Avios reward seats on the airline. Let's break it down into simple steps:

1. Accumulate Avios: First, you need to accumulate enough Avios points. These can be earned through BA's various schemes, including flight bookings, credit card usage, the BA shopping portal and partner deals.
2. Log In: Log into your BA Club account on the British Airways website.
3. Search for Flights: Navigate to the flight booking section. Enter your desired destination and dates, and remember to tick the 'Pay with Avios' box.
4. Choose Euroflyer: In the flight schedule, look for the Euroflyer flights. These are easily identifiable with the Euroflyer tag.
5. Book Your Seat: Once you've found your perfect flight, proceed to book. It's the same process as any other BA reward seat booking.
6. Fly and Enjoy: With your booking confirmed, all you have to do is pack your bags and enjoy your flight.

Can’t find reward seats?

Your preferred BA reward seats might not always be available when you first look. That’s where our tools come in handy. You can Search on RFF for BA reward seats on all BA routes up to a year ahead. You can also set up Alerts and we’ll do all the searching for you - notifying you when your seats become available to book. You can sign up here. 

The Latest from Euroflyer

Euroflyer is now adding a new sunny spot to its roster. From the 2nd of November 2023, Fuerteventura will enhance the Euroflyer network as the fourth Canary Island destination, joining Tenerife, Lanzarote, and Gran Canaria. The airline will connect London Gatwick to Fuerteventura twice a week with plans to introduce a third weekly flight from the 28th of February 2024.

So, when can you catch these flights? Thursdays and Sundays are your tickets to Fuerteventura's sunny landscapes, with flights departing London Gatwick on a mix of A320 and A321 aircraft at the following times:

Pro tip: Make sure to set up an alert on RFF to keep track of your preferred routes. Just set up alerts for the destinations you're eyeing, and you'll be notified as soon as reward seats become available.

Understanding Euroflyer

Launched on 29th March 2022, Euroflyer is British Airways' new addition to the aviation scene, connecting Europe from its base at London Gatwick. Operating exclusively from there, this airline might seem young, but it has inherited the charm and sophistication of its parent company.

So, what's with the name, you might wonder? Well, Euroflyer has a sibling - BA Cityflyer. While Cityflyer serves the business community from London City Airport, Euroflyer carries the BA flag to sunnier leisure spots from Gatwick.

The airline maintains the high standard of service BA is renowned for. Just imagine relaxing in your seat, ample legroom, free water and snacks at your disposal, and the option to pick your preferred spot 24 hours before departure. And that's not all - a generous baggage allowance and access to the frequent flyer benefits, such as lounge access, are part of the package.

A Look at Euroflyer's Travel Classes

BA Euroflyer offers two service classes: Euro Traveller (Economy) and Club Europe (Business Class).

In Euro Traveller, you get a lot more than an attractive ticket price. Beyond the expansive network of easily accessible airports, you're treated to the Speedbird café menu with options to pre-purchase or buy limited items on board. Complimentary refreshments - a bottle of water and a snack, Wi-Fi access on most aircraft, and digital magazines are just a few perks. You'll sit comfortably in a contoured leather seat with a fully moveable headrest and in-seat power. Plus, your personal protection pack will include an antibacterial wipe and hand sanitiser gel. Feel like a conscious traveller? Offset your carbon emissions right from your mobile device.

If you choose Club Europe, you're opting for an elevated flying experience. Enjoy access to comfortable departure lounges, dedicated check-in desks, and priority boarding. Aboard the aircraft, savour the extra personal space for work or relaxation. Delight in complimentary food and drinks, and benefit from a larger baggage allowance (32kg) than in Euro Traveller. Not to forget, earn more Avios and Tier Points, adding even more value to your journey. Curious about how British Airways Tier Points work? You can find a full breakdown on our dedicated page here.

Routes You Can Fly To

Settling into your comfy seat at Gatwick, you might wonder, where can we jet off to today? The answer is quite a lot of places. From the Mediterranean's sun-kissed coastlines to the cultural capitals of Northern Europe, Euroflyer flies you to a delightful menu of destinations. Let's have a look:

What do Travellers Think of It?

What's the word on the travel street about Euroflyer? Despite being launched as a competitive alternative to low-cost airlines like Ryanair, Euroflyer has won the hearts of many Avios travellers. Turning Left for Less vouches for the airline, saying, “So far, I’m loving the new Euroflyer crews who have all been so friendly and helpful. Service has been better than most of my Heathrow flights and the food has been comparable.”

Adding to the praise, The Flight Detective calls it “a decent product for a short hop. The complimentary food for the breakfast service is better than what is offered for the remainder of the day.”

Tom Boon also lauds the airline, saying “Overall the flight was mostly pleasant and problem-free. I'm consistently blown away by the friendliness and professionalism of British Airways staff and I was very impressed with the seat provided by British Airways. I had no problem with legroom. In fact, I had room to spare. I didn't notice any discomfort with the seat at all.”

Booking Reward Seats on Euroflyer

Good news - you can use your points to grab Avios reward seats on the airline. Let's break it down into simple steps:

1. Accumulate Avios: First, you need to accumulate enough Avios points. These can be earned through BA's various schemes, including flight bookings, credit card usage, the BA shopping portal and partner deals.
2. Log In: Log into your BA Club account on the British Airways website.
3. Search for Flights: Navigate to the flight booking section. Enter your desired destination and dates, and remember to tick the 'Pay with Avios' box.
4. Choose Euroflyer: In the flight schedule, look for the Euroflyer flights. These are easily identifiable with the Euroflyer tag.
5. Book Your Seat: Once you've found your perfect flight, proceed to book. It's the same process as any other BA reward seat booking.
6. Fly and Enjoy: With your booking confirmed, all you have to do is pack your bags and enjoy your flight.

Can’t find reward seats?

Your preferred BA reward seats might not always be available when you first look. That’s where our tools come in handy. You can Search on RFF for BA reward seats on all BA routes up to a year ahead. You can also set up Alerts and we’ll do all the searching for you - notifying you when your seats become available to book. You can sign up here. 

The Latest from Euroflyer

Euroflyer is now adding a new sunny spot to its roster. From the 2nd of November 2023, Fuerteventura will enhance the Euroflyer network as the fourth Canary Island destination, joining Tenerife, Lanzarote, and Gran Canaria. The airline will connect London Gatwick to Fuerteventura twice a week with plans to introduce a third weekly flight from the 28th of February 2024.

So, when can you catch these flights? Thursdays and Sundays are your tickets to Fuerteventura's sunny landscapes, with flights departing London Gatwick on a mix of A320 and A321 aircraft at the following times:

Pro tip: Make sure to set up an alert on RFF to keep track of your preferred routes. Just set up alerts for the destinations you're eyeing, and you'll be notified as soon as reward seats become available.