I really wish that BA would introduce a “I know what I’m doing” lane. Lots of bottles, baby food, belts, and boots. The queue for security was quite long (they were sending families through the fast track line), and we ended up getting stuck behind a group of around 10 people, 7 of whom were under ten. I asked for some priority tags, which she said she’d attach (when we arrived in CPH, I was surprised to see that she had actually attached them). The solemn-faced lady at the desk tagged our bags, and printed our boarding passes. The Machines only give cheap carbon-paper boarding passes – not OK for my collection! We bypassed the SSCI machines, and went straight to a manned desk.
We were dropped at the South end of Terminal 5, near to the Club and First desks. I’d managed to finagle a lift from a semi-willing relative down to Heathrow, thus avoid the slow bus/train, or an expensive taxi ride. I was keen to get a GOT flight, as they were my last major Scandinavian city I’d not flown into or out of (now done ARN, GOT, CPH, HEL, OSL, BGO & KEF, all direct from LHR). Whilst this was my friends’ trip, I was left to organise flights and accommodation – not a problem!Īfter playing around with various combinations, we settled for a flight into Copenhagen, and out of Gothenburg 6 days later. Well, not having any prior engagements during his time off, and with some cheap BA flight available (for some reason, even mid-summer, BA has some great fare from LHR to most Scandinavian destinations, when southern Europe is really expensive). Travelling back to ever so pricey Scandinavia wasn’t originally on my itinerary for this summer (I will be going back, albeit very briefly in October to start a LH trip down to Colombia though), however, a friend of mine from university asked me if I fancied joining him on a trip there. Thanks for clicking on my most recent trip report, covering my recent flights with BA to Denmark and Sweden. British Airways to Scandinavia ( LHR- CPH, GOT- LHR)
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