Business Class Flights to Boston

Booking Business Class to Boston

In order to find the best fares available on business class flights to Boston, business travellers should speak to a SkyClub representative. SkyClub are a specialist team comprised of dedicated experts in the travel industry. We have the best offers for their business travellers. We are able to offer the best fares through a combination of knowledgeable specialists who have gained a significant amount of global experience, by taking the time to understand the requirements of each customer, dealing with customers on a personal level.

Airline	Cabins	Fly From	Fly To	Freq	From
Delta Airlines		Heathrow, Manchester, Glasgow	BOS	3 per day	£2178
KLM Airlines		Heathrow, Manchester, Glasgow	BOS	6 per day	£2203
Air France		Heathrow, Newcastle, Glasgow	BOS	5 per day	£2192
British Airways		Heathrow, Manchester, Glasgow	BOS	4 per day	£2499
Virgin Atlantic		Heathrow, Manchester, Glasgow	BOS	1 per day	£2517

Flying Business Class to Boston from the UK

Delta Airlines, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, British Airways, Air France and Virgin Atlantic are all examples of airports that offer business class passengers direct flights from the UK to Boston. Each airline provides passengers with business class fares from popular UK airports directly to Boston Logan International Airport.

Boston Logan International Airport is the main port for business travellers flying into Boston and New England in general. It is located in the East side of Boston and is closely located to the downtown district – a popular and busy destination. Flying from Asia will typically require a one-stop connection however; most airports and airlines offer direct, non-stop services from around the world. Business travellers flying the UK can travel directly, non-stop to Boston Logan International Airport from many of the major UK ports including London Heathrow, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Attractions, Getting Around and Where to Stay

Business travellers will be able to find plenty to do whilst visiting Boston. For those business travellers who enjoy a spot of shopping Newbury Street is lined with high-end boutique shops, galleries and a number of restaurants suitable for business travellers to dine in. Another place for shopping is the Faneuil Hall Marketplace where visitors can shop or jump on a horse-drawn carriage to take a tour around the town. For those who prefer a little more intellectual stimulation there is the Museum of Fine Arts; the museum is loaded with exhibitions, as well as lectures and a regular programme of independent films playing.

For anyone visiting Boston, driving is not a recommended form of transport to use to move around the city. This is due to the amount of congestion and traffic, as well as the costs associated with driving, the lack of options for parking, difficult to read signs and the complexity of the city which makes it hard to navigate. Two alternatives that may be best suited are walking and the use of taxis. If business travellers are staying within the city centre, walking is as quick as using public transport. For business travellers who need to move around and outside of the city, taxis are available, especially as a late-night alternative to the public transport system. Taxis can be hailed from many of the popular street corners.

Recommended areas and hotels for business travellers to stay at whilst visiting Boston are the Westin Copley Place, the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel, the Seaport Boston Hotel and the Boston Marriot Cambridge. The Westin Copley is located within close proximity to the Hynes Convention Centre, whilst the Renaissance Boston Waterfront is situated close to the train station, airport and Boston Convention Centre. These are both popular choices for business travellers; for something different there is the 426-room Seaport Boston Hotel or the Boston Marriot Cambridge offering guests a fitness centre, a pool and the busy location of Cambridge.