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British Airways gives Club customers the chance to fly First for free

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British Airways is offering Club World customers the chance to fly the high life with a free upgrade to First on selected flights booked between April 13 and June 26.

The offer means customers travelling in British Airways’ Club World cabin can upgrade on one leg of their journey, free of charge, and enjoy the full range of First facilities.

This includes the expansive seat with dedicated service, luxurious lounges, fine wines and dining on the ground and on board, and use of the concierge service and specially created check-in area.

Stephen Humphreys, British Airways’ head of UK&I sales and marketing, said: “Flying in First is a phenomenal experience. By enabling Club customers to get free upgrades we are rewarding their loyalty and custom with a taste of the high life.”

Customers upgrading to First will enjoy the privacy of a suite within a beautiful cabin of between just 14 and 17 fully flat spacious seats. Suites offer a personal suitor, atmospheric personal lighting and electronic blind, a 15-inch entertainment screen with the latest noise-cancelling headsets and a leather-topped writing desk.

Customers can choose from a range of high quality wines and Champagnes, an a la carte menu and fully bespoke service, allowing them to work, sleep and dine at a time that suits them.

Outbound travel is between April 13 and August 30, 2015 and inbound travel must be completed by September 6, 2015.

For further information visit www.ba.com/upgrade. To book call British Airways on 0844 493 0787 or speak to a travel agent and request the upgrade at the time of booking.

Posted on April 13, 2015

This post was published on 17 April 2015 16:49

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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