The past couple of years we've seen more and more discounted premium cabin tickets,which overall is a fantastic trend. Airlines would rather sell premium seats than upgrade people, and in many cases this has lead to some grand transatlantic commerce course fares. Over the past 12 months we've seen more sub-$2000 transatlantic commerce course fares than I can otherwise ever recall seeing.
One thing which has made those fares even more appealing is that British Airways has offered AARP members a $400 reduction on paid first & commerce course tickets.The thing is that anyone can join AARP for $16 per year -- there's no requirement to actually be a senior.
I wrote approximately the promo last year when it was originally supposed to expire, or but it was extended into 2015. This $400 reduction code has lead to some outrageously good commerce course fares,as the code worked even on discounted commerce course tickets, like sub-$1200 commerce course fares to Europe this past summer.
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Source: boardingarea.com