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British Airways June Sale 2026 - What's on offer?

  • Writer: Helena
    Helena
  • Jun 6
  • 3 min read

British Airways launched its annual June sale yesterday, and it runs until 25 June 2026.


The sale covers both discounted flights and British Airways Holidays packages, ranging from two-night European city breaks through to week-long Caribbean and Indian Ocean escapes.



The flight deals on offer


The US dominates this year's sale, with transatlantic fares that are competitive for autumn and winter travel. The reality is that not many people really want to go to the States at the moment, thanks to a certain world leader, but who are we to judge.


Return flights to Boston start from £459, Washington from £469, Miami from £489, and New York from £529, all departing from London. If you've been watching transatlantic prices and waiting for them to dip, these are reasonable entry points. Bangkok also features with returns from £599, alongside Caribbean routes including St Lucia from £510 and Kingston from £599.




BA Holidays packages


The holidays side of the sale covers a wide range of destinations at acceptable price points.


On the long-haul front, seven nights in St Lucia start from £799 per person, Florida from £629pp, and Barbados from £769pp for September travel. One week in Koh Samui, or Phuket, Thailand, starts from £846pp. Mauritius features from £949pp, and all-inclusive escapes to the Dominican Republic start from the same price for a week in early autumn. Lastly, seven night in The Maldives starts from £1400pp.


For those planning ahead into the new year, New York comes in from £699pp for three nights and Boston from £619pp, both covering travel in January and February 2027, so bring a coat!


On short haul, Malta is available from £319pp for seven nights, and European cities including Barcelona, Venice, and Nice start from £179pp for a two-night stay.




The Sri Lanka route


It would be easy to overlook this in a sale announcement, but British Airways previously announced that they were launching a new direct route to Sri Lanka from 23 October 2026, a route we are particularly interested in. BA Holidays packages to the island are included in the sale from £819pp for seven nights.


Should you book?


If you were already planning a holiday but hadn't committed to anything yet, this is a good opportunity to potentially secure a bit of a discount. You have until 25 June to browse, which takes some of the pressure off so you don't need to rush it unnecessarily.


Do remember that you will be able to use your Companion Vouchers on British Airways Holidays packages and get 25% of your Avios back if you part pay. We have written all about that here, so do have a read through. This could be a particularly good time if you have a Companion Voucher that is about to expire, as you do not have to travel before the expiry date, instead you just have to have booked before the expiry date.


Helena


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