5 reasons to book premium class tickets with British Airways
British Airways offers its customers the opportunity to use its most luxurious travel class, First. This class of flight provides amenities ranging from an individual stylish suite on board during international flights to exclusive lounges, expedited security checks and exemplary customer service.
This premium experience guarantees passengers a new flight experience and comfort on the way to their dream trip. Why this class is worth the money and what the airline can offer to its customers is reported by Simple Flying.
Special phone line
This service is called "You First" and allows first-class passengers to appoint a person to manage their reservations on their behalf. This phone line is open around the clock 7 days a week and helps customers quickly resolve their flight-related issues. There are 2 ways to contact the airline: call two numbers, one for calls from the UK and the other from abroad, or fill out a form on the airline's website.
Gourmet menu
British Airways has introduced a new A La Carte menu. It includes lunch, dessert, and afternoon tea, during which passengers can enjoy sandwiches, pastries, and scones. In addition, all dishes on this menu are served on bone china tableware designed by British tableware designer William Edwards.
Fast check-in and boarding
This class of ticket allows passengers to bypass the queues by visiting special check-in desks and expedited security checkpoints at airports such as London Heathrow (LHR) and Gatwick (LGW), as well as John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York (JFK).
Personal lounges
Premium members have access to 2 lounges: The Concorde Room in Heathrow (LHR) and The Chelsea in Gatwick (JFK). It is noted that the company has many other lounges, but these are the ones that provide exclusive services for airline customers. The lounges are located in terminals 5 and 8 at the respective airports.
Personal Suite
This luxury suite from British Airway is available if you are flying on Airbus A380, Boeing 777-200/777-300, or Boeing 787-9/787/10. It is noted that these suites reflect a combination of British heritage and modern design. There is a 198-centimetre folding bed, a quilted mattress, a blanket, a pillow, and a new design of clothes from Temperley London. All of this ensures passengers have a relaxing flight and the ability to work on the fly.
