BA debuts new first class
The redesigned suite features an enhanced bed – wider with a new ‘intelligent’ mattress and 400-thread Egyptian cotton bed linen.
Each suite has a personal wardrobe, a leather-bound writing desk that converts into a dining table, a new 15” in-flight entertainment screen and a buddy seat to enable customers to dine together.
Passengers have “precision control” over their seat position thanks to an innovative seat control unit that replaces the switches, allowing them to activate the bed position and pneumatic panels to support the head and lumbar positions.
The new key features include:
- A 60% wider bed at the shoulders
- Personal wardrobe
- Personal electronic blinds
- A 15” in-flight entertainment screen
- USB port, RCA jack and noise-cancelling headsets
- Fully integrated ambient and mood lighting
- Anya Hindmarch washbag and amenities by D.R. Harris & Co.
- Leather bound writing table
A new premium service style has been developed for cabin crew to ensure world-class service for customers who can eat, sleep and work when they want to.
Phil Davies
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