British Airways to Order the New Airbus A350 1000 For its Fleet - TravelHouseUK

LONDON - May 10, 2013 - PRLog -- TravelHouseUK has registered with a growing network of major international airlines to gain access to all bargain deals each season. Fox Business has reported that British Airways is in process of placing an order for the new Airbus A350 1000 this year.

    The addition of new aircraft for long haul flights will ensure superior in flight experience for the passengers. It will also allow more routes under the airline to provide luxury class categories, while improved fuel efficiency would help drive down airfare for new ticket offers.

    Supporting economical air travel to reach all over the globe from UK, TravelHouseUK provides an online portal along with an exchange of agents ready to book flights on the go. With its focus for UK’s passengers in particular, the agency has a long standing corporate partnership with British Airways, providing bookings for flights to Rio de Janeiro (http://www.travelhouseuk.co.uk/flights/south_america/rio_de_janeiro.htm), Queenstown, Santiago, Dublin and Paris under the air carrier.

     The order may leave a major impact over the history of aircraft purchases for British Airways (http://www.travelhouseuk.co.uk/airlines/BA-british_airways.htm), which has somehow remained a loyal customer for Boeing. The Airbus A350 1000 will fill in the placement for the overhaul of long haul operations to replace ageing airliners of the past generation. It will accommodate a total of 350 seats in its passenger cabin, arranged in a three class configuration to provide luxury air travel in order to serve major destinations. With each of the A350 1000s costing $332 million apiece, the purchase of the total 20 aircraft will amount to $7 billion. After confirmation of the order, the aircraft is expected to enter service by mid of 2017.

    The Airbus A350 series is one of the upcoming airliner models from the European aircraft manufacturer, which will incorporate carbon fiber structuring for most of its main components, including the wings and the fuselage. It follows in the recent footsteps of wide body aircraft being supported with twin engines rather than the usual four, allowing fuel efficiency and lower maintenance to be attributes for its purchase. The A350 1000 is the largest variant of the entire series, and has added features in its aerodynamic design for improved flight performance.

   Having its hub based in London’s premier Heathrow Airport (http://www.travelhouseuk.co.uk/cheap-flights-from-lhr/uk.htm), British Airways is one of the leading names in the global aviation industry.

  The flag carrier of the UK has held one of the largest shares in the global air travel market, and has thus operations supported with an expansive fleet of about 250 airplanes. British Airways is also among the founding airlines of the Oneworld airline alliance, having influence over multiple airlines hailing from various regions of the world.