E: 02/10 Win one of 10 pairs of British Airways tickets (From London City Airport)

BusinessStudent

How many airports in London?
Answer: One

(...yes I thought It would be 3 ie London City, Heathrow and Gatwick but on the webiste it says 1 - probley on about Central London)

How many destinations do BA operate from London City?
Answer: 9

What is the latest you can check in at London City for flights?
Answer: 15 minutes

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BusinessStudent

Terms & Conditions

British Airways have teamed up with London City Airport to offer 10 lucky people the chance to win a pair of tickets to the European destination of their choice. Enter by Friday 2nd October 2009

1. Open to UK residents aged 18 or over.
2. No purchase necessary.
3. Closing date for entries : 23.59 on Friday 2nd October 2009.
4. The Prizes : 10 x pairs of return Economy British Airways tickets to any European city on a direct route from London City Airport. Prize includes airport charges and relevant taxes.
5. All bookings must be made by 30th November 2009 for travel by 31st July 2010. Booking are subject to availability of space and commercial demand and there may be peak times, such as Christmas and half term where travel is not available. Travel on British Airways Code share and alliance partner airlines and franchises is not permitted. Reservation changes are not permitted after tickets have been issued.
6. Tickets are NOT transferable, have no cash value and are not for re sale.
7. Travel insurance, accommodation or other costs are not included and are the responsibility of the winner and guest.
8. Only one entry per person. Proof of identity may be required.
9. Winners will be selected in a random draw under independent supervision w/c 5th October 2009 and notified by email by 9th October 2009.
10. Winners who are uncontactable via reasonable means within 28 days or do not respond to notification will be disqualified and an alternate winner selected as above
11. Winners may be required to participate in publicity arising from this promotion. For name and county of winners see www.londoncityairport.com after 1st November 2009.

Promoter : British Airways
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welshdeedee

http://www.londoncityairport.com/ba/Competition.aspx

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5
9
15minutes

welshdeedee

British Airways have teamed up with London City Airport to offer 10 lucky people the chance to win a pair of tickets to the European destination of their choice. Enter by Friday 2nd October 2009

1. Open to UK residents aged 18 or over.
2. No purchase necessary.
3. Closing date for entries : 23.59 on Friday 2nd October 2009.
4. The Prizes : 10 x pairs of return Economy British Airways tickets to any European city on a direct route from London City Airport. Prize includes airport charges and relevant taxes.
5. All bookings must be made by 30th November 2009 for travel by 31st July 2010. Booking are subject to availability of space and commercial demand and there may be peak times, such as Christmas and half term where travel is not available. Travel on British Airways Code share and alliance partner airlines and franchises is not permitted. Reservation changes are not permitted after tickets have been issued.
6. Tickets are NOT transferable, have no cash value and are not for re sale.
7. Travel insurance, accommodation or other costs are not included and are the responsibility of the winner and guest.
8. Only one entry per person. Proof of identity may be required.
9. Winners will be selected in a random draw under independent supervision w/c 5th October 2009 and notified by email by 9th October 2009.
10. Winners who are uncontactable via reasonable means within 28 days or do not respond to notification will be disqualified and an alternate winner selected as above
11. Winners may be required to participate in publicity arising from this promotion. For name and county of winners see www.londoncityairport.com after 1st November 2009.

Promoter : British Airways

jojo1964

I seem to remember this one on here already, not 100% sure though.

twotimes

It's here. I'll request a merge.

sexyboy

so is it one or five?

BusinessStudent

sexyboy wrote: »

so is it one or five?

"Whether you need to fly on business or just for a short break, the fastest way to fly from London is from London City, the only airport actually in London"

So one