Business Class Flights to Lincoln
The best cheap business class flights to Lincoln we found for a client this month cost £3,547 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 “University of Nebraska!”
Average flight time, business class to Lincoln from London: 9 hours 12 minutes.
Airlines with business class flights to Lincoln from London: American, United, Delta.
Airports in Lincoln: Lincoln Airport.
Distance from London to Lincoln: 4,349 miles.
Delta has daily business class flights to Lincoln from London.
While there are no direct business class flights to Lincoln from London, Delta operates several flights per day with just one connection. Generally, the connection is made in Saint Paul or Atlanta. These flights depart London as early as 9:25am or as late as 12pm. The international leg of the journey generally employs an Airbus A330-200, Airbus A340-600, or Boeing 767-300. All three of these aircrafts are outfitted with spacious business class sections, including WiFi, USB power, and 110V power. The Airbus A340-600 has the largest capacity of all the Airbus models.
All Delta One (business class) passengers are treated to 180-degree flat-bed seats, fitted with Westin Heavenly In-Flight Bedding. You’ll receive a TUMI amenity kit, complete with earplugs, eyeshades, lip balm, lotion, and additional travel essentials. For select long-haul flights, you can also opt to book a Delta One Suites bed- your very own private suite. There is a full-height door dividing your bed from the aisle and customizable ambient lighting.
While on board, you’ll be served fresh meals made from seasonal ingredients, curated by Delta’s team of chefs. The company’s head sommelier has also selected premium wines from around the globe to pair with the dishes. Or if you prefer, choose from a selection of beers and top-shelf spirits.
Before business class flights to Lincoln, you can cruise through security with Sky priority, followed by a courtesy beverage in the Delta Sky Club or one of the SkyTeam partner lounges. The lounges also offer complimentary fresh food for a pre-flight snack or meal.
Business Class Flights to Lincoln
Getting to and from Lincoln airport
After landing from business class flights to Lincoln, you have several options for reaching the city center. Lincoln Airport is five miles north-east of the city and takes around 10 minutes by car to reach. To hire a taxi, there are four local taxi companies that serve the airport. For specific contact information, visit Lincoln Airport’s ground transportation website. Both Uber and Lyft operate in Lincoln as well. The cost of the journey from Lincoln Airport to Downtown is between $9 and $13.
There are also three private shuttle companies that serve the airport- DashAbout Shuttle, Navigator Express, and OMALiNK. If you prefer to rent your own vehicle, you’ll find six car rental companies at the airport.
Where to stay in Lincoln
Compliment your business class flights to Lincoln with a stay at one of the city’s top hotels.
Located next door to the University of Nebraska campus, the Graduate Lincoln hotel is essentially a continuation of the university’s fun and upbeat campus vibe. The lobby is outfitted with vibrant greens and warm rich wood, inspired by the parklands of Nebraska. From the emerald sofas to the rustic herringbone floors and exposed brick walls, the hotel fits seamlessly into the trendy Haymarket District. Graduate Lincoln is also home to vintage pinball and arcade games and a lively tiki bar. After getting your caffeine fix from Poindexter Coffee, you can rent complimentary bikes to explore the city, play foosball or ping pong at the rooftop game area, or swim in the second-floor pool.
Your home away from home, Westview Bed & Breakfast is set in a cozy mansion, removed from the bustle of downtown. Each suite is individually designed with vintage pieces, as well as its own fireplace, whirlpool tub, BluRay player, and flat screen TV. A gourmet breakfast will be prepared for you every morning and served straight to your suite. The building was once a 240-acre farm used to support its resident paupers. In 1953, it was sold to George Cook and operated as a tax supported institution, before being converted into a bed and breakfast. The land is still covered in many unmarked and undocumented graves belonging to past residents.
Things to do in Lincoln
While it’s not the largest city in Nebraska, Lincoln is the state capital and therefore home to much of the state’s cultural attractions. It’s also home to the University of Nebraska Lincoln, meaning the downtown streets are buzzing with university bars, boutiques, and cafes. This vibrant nightlife and art scene are a welcome break from the flat farmland that surrounds the city. From live music to museum exhibitions, you’ll find no shortage of things to do. Not to mention, the friendly Midwest attitude is alive and thriving. After business class flights to Lincoln, don’t miss out on these top attractions.
The ideal place to spend your afternoon, the historic Haymarket District is Lincoln’s entertainment hub. It’s brimming with beautifully renovated and restored 19th-century brick warehouses, a water tower, and old street clocks. The brick streets are perfect for a stroll and people watching; and with its proximity to the University of Nebraska, you’ll catch many students out for an afternoon study session or post-class beer. One of the main attractions is the Lincoln Station. What used to be the railway depot is now home to the city’s visitor center and a restaurant. If your planning business class flights to Lincoln in the summer, check out the many festivals and farmers markets that fill Haymarket District’s streets.
University of Nebraska State Museum
If you love paleontology, or you just want an excuse to explore the university campus, plan a visit to the University of Nebraska State Museum. The facility is an affiliate of the Smithsonian and is considered one of the city’s must-see attractions. Among paleontology exhibits, you’ll find the world’s largest articulated mammoth and highly-regarded fossilized elephants. Also worth exploring are the exhibits on the natural history of Nebraska and the Mueller Planetarium.
Originally created in 1930, this 1.5-acre lot is home to three main gardens- the Healing Garden, the Perennial Garden, and the Annual Garden. Every year, its 30,000 plants are redesigned to fit a new theme. This year (2018), the theme is “Sun Salutations”, meaning warm colors (hues of red, orange, and yellow) were planted throughout the land to emanate sunshine. The Sunken Gardens is listed in the “300 Best Gardens to Visit in the United States and Canada” by the National Geographic Guide to Public Gardens. Even in the winter, the garden is home to shrubs and trees that survive the cold climate.
Lincoln 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 Huntsville with a once in a lifetime experience?
Spectacular – Explore the city’s largest city park, the 1,472-acre Wilderness Park, by foot, bike, or horseback.
Sea and Sailing – Visit the Eugene T. Mahoney State Park Family Aquatic Center filled with wave pools, water slides, and an interactive water playground.
Sky – Get the best view of the surrounding prairie as you jump out of an airplane with Nebraska Skydiving School.
Space – Gaze up at our galaxy or catch an educational movie on the universe at the Mueller Planetarium.
Summit– Stroll along the 2.3 mile loop, Antelope Creek Trail, for picturesque lake and forest views.
Business Class Flights to Lincoln , Practical Information
Before business class flights to Lincoln, it’s important you obtain the correct visa. For majority of UK citizens, you can enter the USA with an Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) through the Visa Waiver Program. This visa grants you up to 90 days of travel around the USA. It’s advised that you apply for the ESTA at least 72 hours before departing London.
In terms of when to visit, consider Lincoln’s highly variable four season humid continental climate. Winters are cold and dry, with an average temperature of 35 degrees Fahrenheit, while summers are hot and humid, with an average temperature of 89 degrees Fahrenheit. It’s not uncommon to see severe weather from late-spring into summer, with occasional hail and tornadoes. The best time to book business class flights to Lincoln is in the fall, between September and October. The temperatures are mild, averaging around 63 degrees Fahrenheit, and the humidity drops down to 67%.
To get the best cheap Business Class flights to Lincoln, simply complete the form on this page or call 0044 207 255 1234 to speak with one of SkyClub’s fast and friendly experts.
We will find you special, discounted fares that are not available online. So, by the time you take your business class flights to Lincoln, you’ll feel happy knowing that you’ve paid less than the people seated nearest to you! Have a great trip and – if you want to save money – please book with SkyClub.
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