Business Class Flights to Providence
The best cheap business class flights to Providence we found for a client this month cost £2,758 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 “Brown University!”
Average flight time, business flights class to Providence from London: 13 hours 5 minutes
Airlines with business class flights to Providence from London: United, American Airlines, Mesa Airlines, Republic Airlines
Airports in Providence: Theodore Francis Green Memorial State Airport (also known as T. F. Green International Airport)
Distance from London to Providence: 3,306 mi
United has the fastest one-stop business class flights to Providence from London.
All flights to T.F. Green International Airport from London have at least one stop at a major airport in the US where you will switch to a domestic operating airline. United has the quickest flight time at a speedy 11 hours and 30 minutes including a short layover in Washington Dulles. Other popular layover destinations include New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta and Boston.
If you decide to fly with United, you’ll gain access to their network of admiral and flagship business class lounges throughout the US. Wait for your domestic flight in comfort and make use of their open bar and basic buffet-style spreads.
To arrive in the early evening, a one-stop flight leaving Heathrow Airport around lunchtime will set you down in Providence at approximately 19:30.
Business Class Flights to Providence
Getting to and from Providence airport
Taxies are plentiful and can be found after exiting the airport directly on the outer curb. If you’d like to book a pickup service, you can call them in advance on (401) 737-2868 or arrange a door-to-door limousine shuttle service. Alternatively, take the ferry shuttle service to Vineyard Fast Ferry in North Kingstown. A trip into the heart of Providence (near Brown University) will take around 15 minutes.
Lyft is allowed to operate within the airport and has specific pick up and drop off zones. On arrival, head to the purple colored curb outside the Lower Level Arrivals/Baggage Claim terminal exit. If in doubt, simply follow the purple colored signage to the pickup area.
There are various public transportation options such as buses, a commuter rail, and Amtrack for those traveling further distances (eg. to Boston).
Where to stay in Providence
Compliment your business class flights to Providence with a stay at one of the city’s top hotels.
The Renaissance Providence Downtown Hotel by Marriot blends sophisticated decor and service with old-school charm. With quick access to Brown University, Providence College and the Providence Performing Arts Center, you can spend your time exploring the rich surrounding culture. A host of amenities are available to guests, and a decadent on-site restaurant means that excellent food is never far away.
The Dean Hotel was built in 1912, but it’s anything but old-fashioned. Well established as a trendy boutique hotel, rooms are smartly decorated and excellent customer service makes your stay unforgettable. Fully focused on helping you enjoy your time in Providence, The Dean even hosts a hip bicycle tour and rental program,
Things to do in Providence
The nicest park you’ve ever been to – Head to Roger Williams Park for 400+ acres of rolling gardens, sparkling lakes, period buildings, kiddies train rides, and greenhouses bursting at the seams with interesting flora and fauna.
All the historic architecture you could ask for – Walk up the mile-long Benefit Street and marvel at the eclectic array of Federal, Victorian, and Art Deco houses.
Downtown is Downcity – Residents call Providence’s downtown, ‘downcity’ – a throwback from the past. Go see The Arcade, America’s first shopping mall and designed by two different architects.
Get Cultural – Visit the Rhode Island School of Design (RSID), and the Brown University exhibits to see the strong artistic culture in Providence firsthand.
Robinson Hall in Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, USA
Providence 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 Providence with a once in a lifetime experience?
SkyClub Recommendations:
Spectacular – Between May and November, take a riverboat through the 80 ‘WaterFires’ that float in the middle of the river at Waterplace Park. Go at dusk and soak in the dreamy atmosphere as the fires grow brighter while day turns to night.
Summit– Although there are no mountains near Providence, there are plenty of hills. Take a hike up the fascinating and challenging Wolf Hill.
Business Class Flights to Providence, Practical Information
If you are classified as a ‘British Citizen’ in your passport, you can get a 90-day visa to America using the Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA). If you don’t qualify, you’ll have to apply at your nearest US embassy. Remember to apply at least 72 hours in advance.
Providence, Rhode Island is warm and humid in summer from June to September, and cold and rainy in the winter. December to February sees low snowfall and temperatures hovering around the 1-degree mark. The most popular time to travel is in summer when outdoor activities are at their peak. If you travel to Providence in July, be sure to pack light clothes as its often humid during the daytime.
To get the best cheap Business Class flights to Providence, 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 Providence, 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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