If you like the Concorde, First Class, Laurent Perrier Grand Siecle, Dubai, British Airways, refinement and tranquility, all in no particular order, you’ll be thrilled to know that British Airways are combining those luxurious elements into a better ground experience, ditching their presently “shabby” digs at Dubai Airport, for brand new space, with a dedicated Concorde area, coming very very soon…

a jet taking off from a runway

Emirates are expanding faster than pressure cooked rice, and on February 24th, British Airways, amongst many other airlines are jumping ship from the overcrowded, under loved Terminal C for new space in Terminal D. Good news, those beloved British Airways Dubai lounge won’t look like a 1980’s cigarette burned bus terminal any longer! Emirates will have total control over Terminal C, allowing them to further tailor their refined, dare I say, over the top experience. Meanwhile…

a sign on the wall of an airport

First Class passengers require consistent travel experiences. Complaints have been rampant over the inconsistency of British Airways ground experience in airports abroad, and the airline is answering the call, expanding it’s network of Concorde Bar’s, of which Singapore is presently the first. Essentially, it will be a separate room within the business class lounge, with dedicated food, drinks and refinements, offering a dedicated First Class experience…

a restaurant with tables and chairs

Unlike Heathrow, there’s no magical million dollar security door, but you will find an entirely redesigned experience, drawing from top private member clubs, to offer the best flagship Concorde amenities, in a condensed setting. This is a big step up for British Airways on one of it’s most trafficked and competitive routes. Expect to see your Grand Siecle, gastro cuisine, private booths and aviation inspired photography on February 24th, the official launch date of the new space, better yet, expect more spaces to come…

Gilbert Ott

Gilbert Ott is an ever curious traveler and one of the world's leading travel experts. His adventures take him all over the globe, often spanning over 200,000 miles a year and his travel exploits are regularly...

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