$100 Roundtrip First Class Europe to USA

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Update: Deal is dead. United doesn’t plan to honor the mistake fares. But that seems to violate DOT rules, and I know that some people will make DOT complaints. (I wouldn’t. I missed out on the deal, so I can’t anyway.) We’ll see how it all shakes out.

Right now there are ~$100 First Class tickets from London to the United States. Hurry and book now. These deals will be gone in minutes.

Go to united.com and select Denmark as your country in the top right.

Perform a search for First Class roundtrips from London to the United States. Newark, Honolulu, and Houston work. Many others probably do too.

I did a multiple destinations search to force the outbound through Frankfurt to fly Lufthansa First Class.

The trip priced at 744 DKK, $113. Book now. Worry about everything else later. You have free cancellation for 24 hours.

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