Finnair Business Class Deal: Hong Kong to London $2,709 return

Finnair Business Class Deal: Hong Kong to London $2,709 returnFinnair currently has some nice Business class fares available from Hong Kong to London. You can fly all the way to London via Helsinki in the airline’s flagship Airbus A350-900 with lie-flat Business class seats from $2,709 return.

This Finnair sale is running until 31 December 2019 (or sold out), and covers travel dates between 14 January and 15 June 2020. You must use flights AY101 & AY102 between Hong Kong and Helsinki.

You can book this deal on the Finnair website. Here’s an example of an itinerary that we found:

Finnair Business Campaign fare from Hong Kong to London

One free stopover in Helsinki is permitted for up to 130 hours, which is just over 5 days. If you’d like a Finland stopover in both directions, the second stopover will cost an extra $186.

Beware that some flights between Helsinki and London are operated by Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft, which feature Finnair’s European Business Class product.

Finnair is a member of the Oneworld alliance and these fares book into “I” class, so you can earn Qantas Frequent Flyer points and status credits at Business rates. For a round-trip booking from Hong Kong to London via Helsinki in Finnair Business class, you would earn 360 Qantas status credits and at least 15,000 Qantas points.

If you live in Australia, you can take advantage of these cheap Business class flights to Europe by positioning to/from Asia on a separate ticket.

This Finnair deal is being discussed on the Australian Frequent Flyer forum: AY HKG-LHR in J for $2,709 return

There are also currently some good Business class airfare deals from Asia to Europe with Vietnam Airlines and Qatar Airways…

Vietnam Airlines Business class from Singapore to Frankfurt for $2,683 return

Vietnam Airlines has a Business class fare available from Singapore to Frankfurt from just $2,683 return. This is actually a year-round fare, so there is no fixed expiry date or travel period. Similar prices are available from Singapore to Paris in Vietnam Airlines Business class.

Vietnam Airlines is in the SkyTeam alliance, so you could credit these flights to a program like Delta SkyMiles or Air France/KLM Flying Blue. You could earn 102 XPs with Flying Blue for the below itinerary, which is enough to earn SkyTeam Elite status:

Vietnam Airlines Business fare from Singapore to Frankfurt

Qatar Airways Business class from Manila to Frankfurt from $2,897 return

Qatar Airways also has some good deals on at the moment from the Philippines to Europe. You can fly from Manila to Frankfurt, Rome, Brussels or Amsterdam (among other destinations) from around $2,895 return. Open-jaw tickets (i.e. where you return from a different European city) are possible, and one free stopover in Doha is allowed.

This sale ends on 2 January 2020, and you must commence your travel by 31 August 2020.

Here’s an example of a sale fare itinerary from Manila to Frankfurt, which would earn 14,500 Qantas points and 320 status credits:

Qatar Airways sale fare itinerary from Manila to FrankfurtSimilar prices from Manila to Rome, Brussels and Amsterdam are also available in Qatar Airways Business class. You can book on the Qatar Airways website.

The editor of Australian Frequent Flyer, Matt's passion for travel has taken him to over 70 countries… with the help of frequent flyer points, of course!
Matt's favourite destinations (so far) are Germany, Brazil & Kazakhstan. His interests include economics, aviation & foreign languages, and he has a soft spot for good food and red wine.

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George

Hi Matt, Just read your great article on “Qatar Airways Business class from Manila to Frankfurt from $2,897 return” With regard to Qatar Airways in general, my understanding is that with the tension that is going on in Iran, Qatar Airways have maintained their flight paths through Iranian airspace while other well known airlines have diverted away from that air space. See https://edition.cnn.com/2020/01/08/business/airlines-iran-airspace/index.html There are many articles about this and can be easily found on Google. In light of this, what advice can be offered about flying with Qatar and is there a potential risk here to the general flying… Read more »