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Fly the open skies.


Business travelers from New York have a new and better way to get to Amsterdam. OpenSkies (FlyOpenSkies.com; 866-581-3596) is a British Airways subsidiary, the first airline to take advantage of the 2008 Open Skies agreement allowing European carriers to fly nonstop between the United States and any point in Europe. The airline offers Biz Seat (premium economy) and Biz Bed (180-degree flat beds) service from New York's JFK Airport to Amsterdam (and Paris), at prices that start at just a few hundred dollars more than the lowest economy fares on KLM/Northwest. The pampering starts at the dedicated check-in area in Terminal 7 and includes access to British Airways' first-class security lane. Lounge access is provided only to Biz Bed travelers, but all travelers can earn miles and tier points in BA's Executive Club.

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Title Annotation:adventure; OpenSkies' service
Publication:The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
Article Type:Brief article
Date:Aug 1, 2009
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