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BRITISH AIRWAYS LAUNCHES SPECIAL BUSINESS CLASS OFFER

British Airways Ghana (BA) has announced a special fare for its Business Travellers to London. The amazing $1,499 offer is available immediately, and sells until 30 November, with outbound travel between now and the same date.

Paul Dhami, Country Manager for British Airways in Ghana in a press statement said customers can take their money further as they enjoy the comfort and privacy of their own space in the Club World (Business Class) cabin. “This offer is just one of the ways British Airways is appreciating its Ghanaian customers, and we are keeping our promise of being committed to Ghana, where we have operated for nearly 75 years,” he stated.

Dhami said BA is committed to constantly finding new ways to making its customers happy, and the airline regularly invests in new products and services to ensure customer satisfaction. “We are fitting new First-class cabins that create an exclusive experience based on classic British design and understated luxury,” he said, “We are also rolling out new World Traveller and World Traveller Plus cabins with new in-flight entertainment systems providing customers with 50% more choice on movies and doubling the range of TV and music options.”

The new fares, according Dhami, are in line with British Airways’ focus of being pro-actively responsive to customers’ needs. All fares are exclusive of taxes and surcharges, and Infant and child discounts are available at 10% and 75% of the fare respectively.

British Airways is a full service global airline with a worldwide route network that covers more than 150 destinations in 75 countries. British Airways operates from Terminal 5 at London Heathrow. The state-of-the-art Terminal 5 is exclusive to the airline's customers and is capable of handling 30 million customers a year.

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