British Airways is joining the national celebrations of Novruz Bayrami by launching special fares to London, Europe, the US and Canada, with the sale launching on international Novruz Day.
The sale, which will run across all cabins, starts on 21 March and ends on 24 March, allowing for travel up to 31 July, and can be booked online at ba.com or through a travel agent.
Paolo De Renzis, Area Commercial Manager, Middle East and Central Asia, said: “This is our first Novruz in Azerbaijan since we returned last year, so we felt there was no better way to celebrate than by launching special fares to the most popular destinations for Azerbaijani passengers.
“With Novruz Bayrami signaling the first day of Spring, many start looking ahead and planning their summer holidays and trips abroad. With our worldwide route network covering more than 175 destinations, British Airways is a prime choice for Azeri customers.”
As part of British Airways’ Novruz special fares, customers can fly from Azerbaijan to the UK and Europe from EUR 470* in World Traveller and EUR 1,422* in Club World. Flights to North America start from EUR 770* in World Traveller and EUR 2,967* in Club World.
A full timetable of British Airways' flights to London and beyond is available online at ba.com, where customers can find the lowest fares and book, pay securely and check-in online for their flights.
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