does flight BA2602 to Bari have abusiness class
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British Airways does not operate flight BA2602 to Bari. However, United Airlines does offer nonstop business class service on its flights to Bari from Newark (EWR) starting May 1, 2026, using a 767-300 aircraft with a dedicated Polaris Business Class cabin.
United Airlines Bari (BRI) Service
- United operates 4x weekly nonstop flights between Newark (EWR) and Bari (BRI) starting May 1, 2026.
- The aircraft used is a 767-300 configured with 46 seats in Polaris Business Class, offering a full business class experience with lie-flat seats, premium dining, and enhanced service.🔗
- The service is part of United’s expanded summer 2026 network to Italy, which includes Bari as a gateway to the Mediterranean region.🔗
British Airways Bari Service
- British Airways does not currently offer any service to Bari, including business class.
- BA’s European short-haul business class (Club Europe) has undergone multiple cost-cutting measures, including removing hot breakfasts and headrest covers, but these changes do not extend to Bari.
For business class service to Bari, United Airlines is the only option available as of May 1, 2026.
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