[Expired] [Deal Alert] Fly Delta or Virgin From Boston to London for $387 Round-Trip

Updated: December 25, 2024, 5:33am CST

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Fare Deal — Details
Best Ways To Book
Final Thoughts

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London is calling! And for just $387 round-trip, it’s worth picking up the phone.

The best thing about this deal is that you’ll fly with either Delta, Virgin, or both, so there’s no low-cost catch here.

Let’s dive into the details.

Fare Deal — Details

Kick start 2025 with a trip of a lifetime to London — one of the best cities in the world!

The outbound flights are nonstop with either Delta Air Lines or Virgin Atlantic. However, the reason why these fares are so low is that some options include a small layover in Amsterdam on the return leg before connecting to a Delta flight back to Boston.

Hand luggage and in-flight meals are included with these excellent value fares. If you have status with Delta, Virgin, or any other SkyTeam airline, you may even be eligible to check in a bag and choose your seat for free.

Class: Economy
Routes: Boston (BOS) to London (LHR)
Dates: January to March 2025
Rates: As low as $387 round-trip

Thanks to the close relationship between Delta and Virgin, you can mix and match which of the airlines you’d like to fly for this particular deal.

Here’s an example flying Virgin on the outbound leg and Delta on the return:

Boston to London with Delta and Virgin — Fly from Boston to London in economy from just $387 round-trip. Image Credit: Google Flights

There’s also the option of taking a nonstop both ways for an extra $14.

Here’s an option flying outbound with Delta and returning nonstop with Virgin.

Boston to London with Delta and Virgin 1 — It would be worth paying $14 more to avoid a connection on the return leg. Image Credit: Google Flights

Best Ways To Book

When booking flights with cash rather than points, we’d avoid using third parties or OTAs (online travel agencies).

An exception to this rule would be to book through the Chase Travel℠ portal and pay using the Chase Sapphire Reserve^® — one of our favorite travel rewards credit cards.

The card earns 5x points per $1 spent on airfare purchases in the travel portal and 3x points on other travel bookings. These earning rates apply after exhausting the card’s $300 annual travel credit, which helps keep your annual travel costs down.

Hot Tip:

Don’t forget to add your Delta, Virgin, or other SkyTeam airline frequent flyer number when making this booking. Doing so will earn you airline miles and status points (for your particular airline). Plus, if you already have elite status with any SkyTeam airline, you’ll get to enjoy benefits even when booking cheap economy fares like these.

Final Thoughts

Booking a trip to London for just $387 round-trip would give you something exciting to look forward to for the new year.

Throw in the fact the flights are with Delta and Virgin and you’ve really got a winner.