British Airways | London, Heathrow Airport

British Airways is known for its impeccable service, but the Concorde Room at Heathrow Airport is also one of its perks. This room is only for passengers with first-class tickets.

Each area of the lounge has plush sofas that look like they belong in Buckingham Palace, and regional cuisine cooked by the chef on the premises. To top it off, you can even get a massage while you wait for your flight. 

Singapore Airlines | Singapore, Changi Airport

Singapore Airlines has long been one of the leaders in the airline industry. For passengers with a first-class ticket, you can request a private room within the first-class lounge. From there, you can ask for the champagne of your choice, a private bathroom, and a selection of different food. 

Emirates | Dubai, Dubai International Airport

Emirates offers one of the most luxurious first-class experiences in the world, and so does its flagship lounge in Dubai. This is one of the biggest lounges on the list and encompasses a floor in the airport. Instead of having a set menu for their passengers, the menu changes throughout the day. That means that a wide array of foreign cuisines will be on offer for passengers with long layovers.

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British Airways flight 112 traveled from John F. Kennedy International Airport to London Heathrow across the pond in just 4 hours and 56 minutes, shattering the previous record for a trans-Atlantic crossing.

The previous record of 5 hours and 13 minutes was held by Norwegian Airlines, who set their time in January of 2018.

The British Airways Boeing 747 was able to cross the ocean so quickly due to a relatively rare meteorological phenomenon. Storm Ciara, which propelled wind speeds in the North Atlantic Jet Stream to over 200 miles per hour, greatly increased the speed with which the flight crossed the ocean.

The record-breaking flight reached nearly 825 miles per hour during its fast trip.

Passengers on the flight landed at Heathrow Airport at 4:43 am local time, nearly two hours earlier than scheduled. Wouldn’t this have been a nice flight to take across the pond?

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British Airways | London, Heathrow Airport

British Airways is known for its impeccable service, but the Concorde Room at Heathrow Airport is also one of its perks. This room is only for passengers with first-class tickets.

Each area of the lounge has plush sofas that look like they belong in Buckingham Palace, and regional cuisine cooked by the chef on the premises. To top it off, you can even get a massage while you wait for your flight. 

Singapore Airlines | Singapore, Changi Airport

Singapore Airlines has long been one of the leaders in the airline industry. For passengers with a first-class ticket, you can request a private room within the first-class lounge. From there, you can ask for the champagne of your choice, a private bathroom, and a selection of different food. 

Emirates | Dubai, Dubai International Airport

Emirates offers one of the most luxurious first-class experiences in the world, and so does its flagship lounge in Dubai. This is one of the biggest lounges on the list and encompasses a floor in the airport. Instead of having a set menu for their passengers, the menu changes throughout the day. That means that a wide array of foreign cuisines will be on offer for passengers with long layovers.

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British Airways flight 112 traveled from John F. Kennedy International Airport to London Heathrow across the pond in just 4 hours and 56 minutes, shattering the previous record for a trans-Atlantic crossing.

The previous record of 5 hours and 13 minutes was held by Norwegian Airlines, who set their time in January of 2018.

The British Airways Boeing 747 was able to cross the ocean so quickly due to a relatively rare meteorological phenomenon. Storm Ciara, which propelled wind speeds in the North Atlantic Jet Stream to over 200 miles per hour, greatly increased the speed with which the flight crossed the ocean.

The record-breaking flight reached nearly 825 miles per hour during its fast trip.

Passengers on the flight landed at Heathrow Airport at 4:43 am local time, nearly two hours earlier than scheduled. Wouldn’t this have been a nice flight to take across the pond?

The post British Airways Just Broke the Time Record for a Transatlantic Flight appeared first on Traveler Master.