British Airways launches flash sale with £28 flights – but you have to be quick

BRITISH Airways has launched a flash sale with flights available from £28.

But you have to be quick as the sale ends on Monday.

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British Airways is offering 750,000 seats to Europe for less than £39 each way – with some as low as £28.

The limited time offer includes flights from Heathrow and Gatwick to popular holiday destinations, including Spain, France and Italy.

The cheapest flight available is a one way ticket to Nice which costs just £28.

If you fancy heading to sunny Spain, you can get flights to Palma from £28 or Barcelona from £30 each way.

Or visit the fashion capital of the world with flights to Milan from £28 each way.

Seats are available for travel on select dates until December 2022.

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The sale coincides with another offer from the airline where you can get package holidays to popular tourist hotspots for £199.

You can head to Malaga, Majorca, Corfu and the Algarve for less than £200.

Or if you want to head further afield, BA is offering seven-night holiday packages, including flights and hotel, to the Caribbean.

Prices start at £549 for a week in Barbados, £619 for a week in St Lucia, and £639 for a week in Jamaica.

Foreign holiday prices are low due to travel uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

But there has been a surge in holiday bookings since the government relaxed travel rules for Brits.

EasyJet has launched a huge sale with 25 per cent off flights.

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