Flying with TUI or British Airways next year - which one would you chose?

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Similar price for both flights - British Airways very slightly cheaper and slightly better flight times. Haven't flown British Airways for years. anyone have any comparisons? It's a short haul flight - about 3 hours.

Cheaper and better flight times? Just go with that. I definitely don't think there's enough of a difference short haul to warrant spending more money for worse times!

Tui without a doubt

Tui without a doubt. You will get a better service on board plus they have treated their staff in a generous and caring manner during the CV outbreak. Unlike BA!!

BA - less likely to go bust in the interim?

Tui now have a 'covid cover' guarantee so I'd choose them as lots of travel insurance providers won't cover you.

If the hotel is with tui I would choose them for flights too. Then they have 'control' over the whole trip.

I won’t give any money to TUI because they support captive dolphin and whale shows.

BA, and they have a book with confidence offer.

For 3 hrs, I'd go for price and times.
Both are ok.

TUI. Lots more legroom. Since I discovered that, I fly TUI as a preference. Only BA where TUI isn't available.

BA, Tui are dire. Price and times are the deal breaker though, so BA.

Tui are a much stronger business than BA (IAG) and are far more likely to emerge from the virus aftermath relatively unscathed. So I’d choose Tui.