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The Virgin Atlantic London Heathrow Clubhouse


Come fly with us... Premium Economy, Virgin Atlantic Premium Economy, Business and First Class Upgrades


Why not travel in even more comfort at the beginning and end of your dream holiday? We have negotiated special rates with all the airlines that we use, so for further details on the options and classes available please ask our Sales specialists. Premium Economy (where available) can offer the benefits


of a separate check in, priority boarding and extra space, whilst Business Class offers superior meals, spacious more comfortable seating and (on some occasions) the use of a special departure lounge. Or why not travel in First Class (where available) to enjoy the highest possible standards of service.


Gulf Stopovers Business Class, bmi bmi


Business Class clients enjoy Premium Check-in and access


to The Great British Lounge at Heathrow. Those travelling to Cairo will experience a 50” seat pitch and a trained onboard chef will cook their food to order.


Why not break your journey in the Gulf on your way to or from India and the Far East. Flying Emirates or Etihad gives you the perfect opportunity to spend a few days enjoying the buzz and bustle of Dubai and Abu Dhabi or just relaxing on the shores of the Persian Gulf. A 3 night stay (B&B) at the Hilton Dubai Creek costs from £255 per person.


Business Class, EGYPTAIR EGYPTAIR Fly Business class on board


EGYPTAIR’s new A330-300 and relax in their elegant seats, watch hundreds of entertainment options with a personal entertainment system on the 15.4” screen or sleep on their 160° flat beds.


Our Airline Partners


Virgin Atlantic Premium Economy is in a class of its own with dedicated check in, priority boarding and disembarkation. Premium Economy upgrade rates can be from as little as £350 (return) to India. Upper Class is the ultimate flight upgrade; experience the revolutionary Upper Class Suite, indulge yourself with a massage or haircut and enjoy the award-winning entertainment.


Free Add-on flights with LAN airlines Fly with LAN airlines to Chile, Peru or Ecuador (via Madrid) and connect to your international flight (from London Heathrow) free from Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester or Newcastle. Terms and conditions apply.


UK Regional departures with Emirates or Etihad Airways If you prefer to fly internationally from a local regional airport we are able to offer flights with Emirates from Manchester, Birmingham, Newcastle and Glasgow. These flights are direct to Dubai and onwards to your final destination. Etihad Airways also fly from Manchester to Abu Dhabi and onwards. Please ask for more details.


Premiere, Jet Airways Jet Airways


The first airline ‘suite’ in the sky offering the ultimate in privacy and luxury with the world’s longest First Class bed at 83”. The all-new Premiere Class creates a virtual living room and each seat converts to a 180˚ lie-flat bed.


8 It’s our experience that makes yours


UK Regional departures – Continental and United Airlines If you prefer to fly internationally from a local regional airport to Mexico or Central America we are able to offer flights with Continental Airlines and United from Manchester, Birmingham, Edinburgh and Glasgow. These flights are direct to the USA and onward to your final destination. Please ask for more details.


Free Add-on flights – KLM and Air France Fly with KLM or Air France on your holiday itinerary and connect to your international flight (departing from Amsterdam or Paris) free from up to 15 UK regional airports. Please ask for more details.


Upper Class Suite, Virgin Atlantic


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