British Airways upgrades first class cabins on London-Bangkok route

Passengers taking British Airways first class flights on London-Bangkok route will now get amazing flying experience.
 
British Airways recently announced it has upgraded first class cabins on London-Bangkok route aimed at attracting premium customers to fly more with it.

The airline in a statement said that its new first class cabins on London-Bangkok route have been designed in a herringbone motif.

According to the airline, the newly-designed suites in the first class are 31 inches across with electronic blinds and double windows installed. Apart from this, the cabins are equipped with 15 inch TV screens and 200 entertainment options available to the customers.
 
The airline has so far been able to refit 60 to 70 percent its Boeing B747-400 aircrafts operating on this route with new first class cabins.
The passengers booking first class travel on this route will be informed 24 hours prior to their flights whether they will be traveling on the upgraded first class or not.

However, the travelers taking flights without upgraded cabins will have to make do with their travel on the previous first class cabins, which are into vogue since 2000 on this route.