Whilst BA may welcome us back – check the small print – there will be changes which we won’t like.
BA posted a stirring video yesterday but in the small print are a lot changes we probably won’t like.
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Singapore Airlines launches pre-order service for premium customers
Singapore Airlines has introduced a pre-order meal service for premium customers traveling in Suites, First Class, and Business Class. This innovative offering allows passengers to select their main courses from the airline’s menus up to 24 hours before departure, enhancing their travel experience with personalized dining options.
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Photo of the week: Doughnuts at 30,000ft!
Air New Zealand enhances its in-flight dining experience by introducing gourmet doughnuts at 30,000 feet. Partnering with London’s Crosstown Doughnuts, passengers in Premium Economy and Business Premier can indulge in a variety of handmade flavors, making the journey to LAX a sweeter affair.
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Is Premium Economy being devalued by ancillaries?
The rise of paid ancillaries for Economy passengers is reshaping the landscape of air travel, potentially diminishing the appeal of Premium Economy. With options like enhanced meals and extra legroom available at a fraction of the cost, travelers may find it more economical to opt for Economy while enjoying similar perks. This shift raises questions about the future value of Premium Economy cabins and their offerings.
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Review – World Traveller Plus with British Airways
Flying in World Traveller Plus with British Airways offers travelers a comfortable Premium Economy experience on direct flights from London Gatwick to Oakland, California. The cabin features 24 seats with enhanced comfort, including wider seats and greater recline, making it an appealing choice for those seeking a more enjoyable journey.
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Virgin Atlantic Premium Economy Flight Review (LGW-MCO)
Virgin Atlantic’s Premium Economy cabin on the 747 offers a comfortable flying experience from London to Orlando, featuring spacious seating with ample legroom and a modern entertainment system. The attentive cabin crew enhances the journey with a warm welcome and a selection of pre-departure refreshments.
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Photo of the week: World Traveller Plus on the A380
The featured photo showcases the World Traveller Plus cabin on a British Airways A380, highlighting its spacious design and comfortable seating. With an 18.5-inch width and a generous 38-inch pitch, this Premium Economy option offers travelers a cozy experience in a 2-3-2 configuration on the upper deck.
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Airlines | Commentary | Travel
Delta Premium to debut in 2017
Delta Air Lines is set to launch Delta Premium in Autumn 2017, introducing an enhanced cabin experience on select international flights. With features such as increased legroom, premium amenities, and exclusive service, Delta Premium aims to redefine the Premium Economy market for both business and leisure travelers.
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Learning about airline food, drink and partnerships with Virgin Atlantic.
Airline food often faces criticism for being bland and unappealing, but Virgin Atlantic is redefining the in-flight dining experience. This blog post explores the airline’s meticulous approach to developing meals, wines, and cocktails, alongside their strategic partnerships, ensuring a unique culinary journey for travelers.
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Air New Zealand to refurbish 777-300ER aircraft
Air New Zealand is set to invest over $100 million NZD in a comprehensive refurbishment of its seven Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, starting in February 2017. The upgrades will feature a revamped Business Premier Cabin, new Economy seats, and a redesigned Premium Economy section, enhancing the overall customer experience. Additionally, the aircraft will be equipped with the advanced Panasonic eX3 in-flight entertainment system, offering passengers access to over 2,000 hours of on-demand content.
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Inflight Dining: Premium Economy on Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand’s Premium Economy offers a distinctive in-flight dining experience that elevates traditional airline meals. Passengers can enjoy a multi-course menu crafted by renowned chef Peter Gordon, complemented by spacious seating and attentive service. This review delves into the culinary highlights and overall comfort of the journey from Los Angeles to London.
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Deal Alert: Fly in Premium Economy to LA from £765pp
Travelers can take advantage of a limited-time deal from Air New Zealand, offering premium economy flights from London to Los Angeles starting at £765 per person. With spacious seating, delectable cuisine, and the opportunity to check in two bags, this promotion is ideal for holiday shoppers looking to enjoy the festive season in Southern California.
