Business Class Flights to Des Moines
The best cheap business class flights to Des Moines we found for a client this month cost £3,098 for a return ticket. Find the best deal on flights today by completing the form on the left of this page. We’ll get back to you faster than you can say “Iowa State Fair!”
Average flight time, business class to Des Moines from London: 8 hours 54 minutes.
Airlines with business class flights to Des Moines from London: British Airways, American, United, Virgin Atlantic, Delta.
Airports in Des Moines: Des Moines International Airport.
Distance from London to Des Moines: 4,197 miles.
British Airways has daily business class flights to Des Moines from London.
While there are no direct business class flights to Des Moines from London, British Airways operates several flights between the two cities with only one layover. Generally, the layovers are scheduled at Chicago O’Hare. Since there are multiple flights to choose from, you can also select departure times that range throughout the morning, starting as early as 8:40am or leaving as late as 12:10pm.
The most common airplanes used for the international leg of the flight are Boeing 787 jets or Boeing 747 jets. Both these aircraft models provide a comfortable and luxurious business class experience. The Boeing 747 jet is the world’s fastest commercial jetliner, guaranteeing a quick trip between London and the USA. More so, both aircrafts provide increased cabin space and comfort.
No matter which aircraft you fly on, British Airways business class passengers are always treated to a three-course meal, complete with an extensive beverage list, using fresh and local ingredients. You’ll receive a spacious seat that converts into a six-foot fully flat bed, complete with stylish new bedding and an amenity kit from British lifestyle luxury brand The White Company. British Airways flights offer access to hundreds of films, documentaries, TV programs, music, audio books, and games from your personal 10.4-inch flat screen television. Before or after business class flights to Des Moines, you’ll have access to British Airways’ exclusive lounge and spa, located in Terminals 3 and 5 of London Heathrow Airport.
Business Class Flights to Des Moines
Getting to and from Des Moines airport
After landing from business class flights to Des Moines, you have several options for reaching the city center.
To travel via public transportation, the most convenient and economical option is the Des Moines Area Transit Authority (DART). Route #8 services the airport, and the cost of a one-way ticket is $1.75. To travel via taxi, there are two cab companies that pick up and drop off at the airport- Capitol Cab Company and Yellow Cab Company. Often, hiring a ride share service is slightly cheaper than a cab. Both Uber and Lyft operate from the airport. The trip into Downtown Des Moines takes around ten minutes and cost between $8 and $11.
If you prefer to rent your own vehicle, you will find eight car rental desks inside the baggage claim area.
Where to stay in Des Moines
Compliment your business class flights to Des Moines with a stay at one of the city’s top hotels.
Warm, cozy, and inviting, the Des Lux Hotel in Downtown Des Moines is a luxury urban oasis. Offering the largest suites in the city, the hotel is lavishly appointed with rich woods, red brick, and vintage furniture. Luxury touches include fireplaces and whirlpools in the guest rooms. In similar sumptuous decor, the Des Lux Bar is an intimate, wood-paneled lounge, fit for sipping on the self-proclaimed best martini in the city. After business class flights to Des Moines, take the hotel’s complimentary shuttle from the airport to reach your accommodation.
The perfect fusion of luxury and convenience, the Hyatt Place Des Moines Downtown is just minutes away from the airport and features four miles of skywalk connecting you to the city’s best shopping, dining, and event centers. The modern and urban guest rooms are outfitted with plush beds, state-of-the art media, 42” HDTVs, and work centers. After you’ve checked in, head for the Coffee to Cocktails Bar for an espresso wake-up or an evening glass of wine. The Hyatt Place Des Moines Downtown has a 24-hour restaurant with grab-and-go snacks, meaning no matter your schedule, you’ll never go hungry.
Things to do in Des Moines
Iowa’s capital is an urban metropolis amid corn fields. The city is fast growing, meaning entertainment possibilities are booming. From the buzzing East Village bars to the country’s best state fairs, Des Moines appeals to a wide range of travelers. To help boost its reputation, the city has also added multiple sculpture parks, botanical gardens, and shopping complexes to its downtown sphere. No matter what brings you to this Midwest city, don’t miss out on the following top attractions.
Iowa’s capitol building is considered one of the most beautiful in the nation. Its gold dome can be seen from many vantage points across the city, making it the focal point of Des Moines’ skyline. While the exterior is stunning, the interior is also worth exploring. Complete with a large collection of information about Iowa’s history as well as government offices, you can both brush up on your Midwest knowledge and admire the ornate decor. Free guided tours are offered throughout the week, but guests are welcome to walk through the halls and open-rooms on their own.
The Science Center of Iowa isn’t just fun for kids; it attracts more than 300,000 people annually to enjoy its hands-on exhibits, special-format theaters, and unique programs. Some of the top exhibits include a planetarium, IMAX Theater, and Science Center that promotes experiential learning. When planning your trip, be sure to check out the museum’s event schedule. They frequently organize community programs such as Spooky Science, with unique experiments and potions, Pumpkin Plunge, a gravity lesson using old pumpkins, and Downtown Earth Day Tour.
John and Mary Pappajohn Scultpure Park
On a sunny day, a trip to the John and Mary Pappajohn Sculpture Park is a must. Complete with 22 large sculptures from some of the world’s most celebrated artists, the 4.4-acre space is the perfect location for a leisurely stroll with photo opportunities. Come summer, the park packs a busy event schedule, including the Des Moines Art Festival and 80/35 Music Festival. You’ll find many people picnicking in the grass, walking their dogs, or reading on a bench. Guided tours are offered from April 1st to October 31st, but must be made three weeks in advance.
Women of Achievement Bridge, Des Moines
Des Moines Bucket List Experiences
In a recent SkyClub survey, we asked over 1,000 of our clients “what’s number one on your bucket list?”
35% of our customers ranked a specific experience as the number one item on their bucket list. So, if you are feeling a little daring, why not combine your business class flights to Asheville with a once in a lifetime experience?
Spectacular – Come August, enjoy two-weeks of amusement rides, live music, food stands, art, and more at the Iowa State Fair.
Sky – Watch the sunrise over Iowa’s corn fields from a hot air balloon with Indianola Iowa Hot Air Balloon Rides.
Scuba – Get scuba diving certified at Strac Scuba Shack using the facility’s pool to simulate an ocean environment.
Safari – Canoe, climb, bike, and fish while observing Iowa’s wildlife in Des Moines’ surrounding green areas with Argo Adventures.
Summit– Trek through nearly 15,000 acres of green space at Water Works Park, just outside Des Moines’ downtown streets.
Business Class Flights to Des Moines, Practical Information
When booking business class flights to Des Moines, you’ll need to obtain the correct visa for entering the USA. Majority of UK citizens can pass through customs with an Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) through the Visa Waiver Program. This visa allows you to travel for up to 90 days in the country. It’s recommended that tourists apply for an ESTA at least 72 hours before departing London.
In terms of Des Moines’s climate, the city experiences a humid continental climate with hot, humid summers and cold, snowy winters. The average summer temperature is 90 degrees Fahrenheit, while the winter temperature can often dip below 0 degrees Fahrenheit. Summer afternoon thunderstorms are common, sometimes leading to hail or tornadoes. The most pleasant time to visit the city is in the spring or fall, when temperatures are mild. However, be prepared to pay higher rates during late-spring and early-fall.
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