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British Airways is set to invest £100 million in a major overhaul of its longhaul business class, which the airline’s CEO Willie Walsh claims will be the “best in the air”.
The enhanced changes will be introduced from mid 2006.
The multi-million pound investment will build on the success of the airline’s existing Club World flat bed
and aims to set new standards for business travellers.
The airline will revamp all aspects of the journey
- both on the ground and in the air - and will also make a major upgrade to its in-flight entertainment system in all four
cabins, also to be introduced from summer 2006.
Willie Walsh
said, “This is the first major product investment British Airways has made in five years, in part, because of the success of our strategy to reduce costs
during recent years.”
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