Such a simple game changer.
Arms shoving a small piece of luggage to the top shelf of an aircraft Holiday-goers set to travel on one of British Airways new fleet of short-haul planes this year will notice their boarding experience is a little more relaxing than usual. The eight next generation aircrafts arriving in 2024 have been redesigned – with one under-the-radar, yet very important, change.
And the new and improved over-head bins isn’t the only change on the new A320neo and A321neo aircrafts, which have been redesigned to ‘reflect a British modern yet classic interior, combining a progressive approach with traditional elements that draw inspiration from the flag carrier’s rich heritage.’ The ‘timeless look that reflects the sophistication and elegance of British craftsmanship’, will feature seats made from Scottish leather and curtains and carpets from Dublin.
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