Celebrate 100 Years of British Airways & Win Flights to Japan
One lucky winner will be jet setting off to the charming Japanese city of Osaka. Read on to find out how to enter…
British Airways is celebrating its centenary this year - a whole century of flight operations connecting passengers to the world, and to celebrate this special anniversary we are giving you the ultimate opportunity to win a pair of return World Traveller economy tickets to Osaka, which is a new destination on the airline’s route network.
Osaka is one of the largest cities in Japan, home to everything modern from mega malls and neon signs to historic shrines and temples, museums galore and authentic street markets. Highlights of Osaka include Shitenno-ji, the country’s oldest temple and the stunning Osaka Castle, which is surrounded by beautiful green space and cherry blossom trees. Osaka is considered as the gastronomic hub of Japan with all kinds of amazing dining experiences; you could try delicious Osaka speciality dishes here, which include ramen noodles and okonomiyaki pancakes. Osaka is also an amazing base if you want to explore more of Japan; the traditional city of Kyoto can be reached in around 15 minutes via bullet train or a scenic hour long train journey.
The winner will have the pleasure of flying to Osaka with British Airways in the World Traveller economy cabin, which has ergonomic seats featuring adjustable head rests, recline and lumbar support, a complimentary bar service, delicious meals designed by famous chefs, a personal flat screen and headphones, an excellent entertainment system with hundreds of the latest programmes and added extras promoting additional comfort, including a cushion and blanket. British Airways recently won several accolades at the prestigious Skytrax World Airline Awards 2019, including Best Airline Staff in Europe, Most Improved Airline in Europe, Best Airline Staff in United Kingdom and Best Cabin Crew in the United Kingdom. You’ll certainly be in for a treat with BA!
To enter this awesome competition, click here, watch the video and answer one simple question.
Good luck!
