OpenSkies is British Airways’ subsidiary which operates 757s between New York and Paris Orly. The airline presently operated twice daily 757 service between Newark and Paris Orly, and as of March 1, 2013, will be operating daily 757 service between New York JFK and Paris Orly.
Continue reading: OpenSkies to become a OneWorld affiliate member airline as of December 1, 2012
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There's an EC ORY-EWR flight that is a daytime flight- those Prem Plus seats are 52" pitch, plenty fine for a daytime flight in 2x2. 30K miles one-way on BA... pity that AA doesn't offer Premium Economy.
Anyway to show LESS pictures of the interiors of different aircraft? 🙂
Cheers!
@ eponymous coward -- Totally agree. It's as good as business class products used to be.
@ Kai -- Well since OpenSkies is a wholly owned subsidiary of British Airways, yet operates somewhat independently, I don't think they could be a "full" member. But for all practical purposes I don't think there's a difference.
@ Phil-bert -- Sorry, not sure I follow. You don't want me to post pictures of the OpenSkies interiors?