INTRODUCTION
The British Airways Airbus A350 is now flying to selected destinations across the globe. This state-of-the-art aircraft offers environmental benefits including fewer Co2 emissions, 25% less fuel burn and, as the quietest twin-aisle aircraft yet, a 40% noise footprint reduction.
COMFORT AND STYLE
Club Suite, British Airways new A350 business class cabin, brings customers the comfort of their own on-board space with private door. This opens to reveal a specially designed seat that converts to a fully flat bed. Restaurant-style dining, a wide choice of films and programmes, as well as our award-winning service, are all part of the Club Suite experience.
NOW FLYING TO SELECTED DESTINATIONS
The A350 is now flying to Dubai, Tel Aviv and Toronto, with Bangalore following in 2020. Plans to feature Club Suite on all long-haul aircraft by 2025 – including 33% of aircraft in 2020 – are now underway.
SEE IT FOR YOURSELF
We realise that just talking about BA’s all new club suite might not give you enough to visualise, so if you’d like to see more and get the full picture, have a look at some photos here.
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At the heart of everything we do are our people. We don’t just mean just our employees, but our clients and suppliers too.
At Gray Dawes Group we strive to create an environment which recognises and nurtures a healthy work/life balance – for our staff and clients alike.
By providing our customers with better travel management, they’re able to achieve what they need to by working flexibly, whether in the office, at home or around the globe.
