How to pre-order your BA duty free for at-seat delivery, and earn Avios

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• Colin MacKinnon says:

  26 Jul26 July 10:22

  Now, if I could pre-order and it was delivered to me on the (connecting) short-haul to GLA/EDI, then that would be a useful service.

  As it is, not taking the chance with Heathrow security when transferring. Know too many people who have fallen foul of “the rules”, and in no mood to argue at 6am after an Asia inbound..

• Robert says:

  26 Jul26 July 10:23

  Tried the service twice and on both occasions failed to deliver, meaning I then had to chase a refund.

  Not great.

• Russell Evans says:

  26 Jul26 July 13:13

  I just used this service returning from JFK. I was pleasantly surprised, fully expecting something to go wrong but it was surprisingly smooth. Ordered 15th May, collected 24th July (was my next long-haul flight as I couldn’t collect on one of my intra-EU short hauls). Cabin crew member asked whether I’d like to purchase any duty free, at which point I told her I was expecting to be delivered a pre-order. She went off, found the items and brought them to my seat. No problems, and a good deal. She swiped my BAEC card and I received a small amount of points (which I assume are an error) in addition to those points I got upon the initial purchase. There are, as others have mentioned a few 10% off vouchers floating around which I believe are targeted at subscribers to the Highlife shop E-Mail

• Col A-B says:

  26 Jul26 July 16:32

  Any danger that you’d be prevented from an operational upgrade if you took advantage of this service in the same way you are if you order a special meal?

• jdale says:

  29 Jul29 July 01:21

  If you haven’t shopped on the High Life shop before, fill in your details when the form pops up, and you’ll get an e-mail with 10% off for your first order 🙂

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