British Airways
The flag carrier of the United Kingdom (UK), British Airways (BA) was established in August 1919. It is a global air carrier that has been bringing people, diverse cultures, and places closer for over a century since its inception. Serving the planet and its community has always been at the core of everything the airline does. The airline strongly believes that the reason behind its successful existence is none other than its loyal customers. And, this is why, British Airways strives to make their every trip a one-of-a-kind experience. From the signature cordial welcome to making sure that passengers reach their destination with utmost safety - the entire team of the airline does everything in its ability to provide excellent service.
As the national airline of the UK, the airline comprehends its responsibility to help create a sustainable environment and thus, aims to reach net zero by 2050. In regard to the fleet of the airline, it operates one of the most modern and largest fleets under the sun. With a whopping fleet size of 257 fuel-efficient and modern aircraft, the air carrier flies to as many as 183 destinations around the world. Owing to its extensive network of routes sprawled throughout the world, the airline flies passengers to the greatest cities of all six continents, taking them straight to the most convenient airport most suitable for them.
Flying with British Airways is an experience that transcends just a flight. It’s more about making every air journey as original and special as passengers are, no matter the reason behind their travel. The airline leaves no stone unturned to make passengers feel at home and secure right from waiting at the airport to boarding to landing and beyond. Generous baggage allowance, onboard drinks and snacks, and kicking back in its lounges, to name a few, are perks of flying with BA.
Executive Club, the frequent flyer program of the airline, enables passengers to collect reward points upon flying with BA as well as its partners. These points are called Avios. Frequent flyers are able to collect Avios every time they fly, go on a vacation, book a hotel stay, or rent a car with British Airways or its vast range of partner airlines.