Proud supporters of England Rugby
British Airways is the Official Airline Partner to the England Rugby Men’s team and the Women’s Red Roses.
Red Roses
Following the Red Roses triumphant win over the Black Ferns at Allianz Stadium, they now are working towards their WWV 1 title defence as they travel to Vancouver, Canada for this first game on North American soil since 2019.
As well as taking on the Black Ferns, the team will play both Canada and the USA, two countries who enjoyed Olympic success in sevens, winning silver and bronze respectively.
With Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 on the horizon, the team will have that in the back of their mind, but first and foremost they want to win WXV 1 again.
The team kick off their tournament against the USA on Sunday 29 September, before facing the Black Ferns on Sunday 6 October and Canada on Sunday 13 October.
The Red Roses will also return to Guinness Women's Six Nations action on Sunday 23 March and you can register your interest to be among the first to hear about tickets by following this link.
England Autumn Nations Series
England’s men’s are set to play four home matches at Allianz Stadium as part of the 2024 Autumn Nations Series. They are set to go against southern hemisphere heavy weights, New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, and Japan. Steve Borthwick’s senior side are currently ranked fifth in the world, get your hands on the remaining tickets.
Tournament dates:
2 November 2024 – England v New Zealand at Allianz Stadium, London
9 November 2024 – England v Australia at Allianz Stadium, London
16 November 2024 – England v South Africa at Allianz Stadium, London
9 November 2024 – England v Japan at Allianz Stadium, London
Travel tips from England Rugby players
Travel Hack
I always make sure I have both my earbuds and headphones to hand for long flights as if the battery starts to die, I have the other pair to use whilst it is charging. Also a couple battery packs always come in handy, not just for yourself but another squad member is guaranteed to have forgotten one!
Kelsey Clifford, Prop
Travel essentials
I take my teddy everywhere with me. I’ve had it since I was born! It’s a bit tattered but I’ve had it since I was a baby.
Lucy Packer, Scrum-half
Planning your trip
I love knowing where the best coffee shops and restaurants are in proximity to our hotel and training grounds. Being in a new area can be tough to know what's good so TikTok can be a great tool to help!
Mackenzie Carson, Prop
Pre-match rituals
Watch as our colleagues stand side by side with the England women's and men's team in their pre-match rituals.
Executive Club Benefits
As Official Airline Partner to England Rugby, we're pleased to offer some great benefits for our British Airways Executive Club Members.
Collect 5 Avios per £1 spent on food and beverage at select outlets across Twickenham Stadium on match day by linking your credit/debit card to your Executive Club Account.
*Select outlets excludes pop up food and beverage vendors, the RFU museum and corporate hospitality.
Rugby's great nations
Japan
Founded in 1926, The Cherry Blossoms emerged as a top tier team in the last 8-10 years. After a successful campaign in their 2019 home World Cup, the whole beautiful country will still be buzzing.
South Africa
A true rugby powerhouse with over 10 million fans, The Springboks left the last World Cup as worthy winners. They don’t have a home ground so play across the country. Want to see where?
Ireland
An illustrious rugby history includes 125 years in the home Nations (now Six Nations) championships. It all started at Dublin University, the love of sport and culture still remains.
Canada
The men’s team have competed in every World Cup since 1987 while the women went all the way to the 2014 final. Impressive, but there’s still room to grow and conquer more.
France
A mix of gallic flair and glorious failure keeps us fans captivated. Thought to have been introduced by wine merchants in 1872, you could say French rugby is soaked in history.
Australia
The Wallabies have won the World Cup twice, no mean feat for a sport with only 40,000 participants from a population of 24 million. It just shows there’s plenty of wonder down under.