British Airways to improve services in Club Europe

It will provide them with greater privacy and enable passengers to work and rest onboard. Robert Boyle, commercial director at British Airways, said: "We've listened to customer feedback and taken the decision to leave the middle seat unoccupied to give our customers that extra privacy and sense of personal space."



(c) Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation. Date posted: 21-Nov-08
 

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