Travel partners: American Airlines and British Airways


When customers fly to the US with American Airlines or British Airways, they can access the largest network in North America and get to more than 240 destinations with ease. And with direct daily flights from Heathrow to Austin,


Dallas/Fort Worth and Houston, American Airlines and British Airways have travel to Texas covered. Our Cover Stars got to experience the Dallas/Fort Worth


route in style, flying in American Airlines’ Business Class and British Airways’ Club World cabins and enjoying lounge access before flying. On American’s flagship Boeing 777-300ER, which flies


three times daily to Dallas/Fort Worth, the winners enjoyed fully lie-flat seats, with direct aisle access, and chose from 250 movies in the on-demand entertainment system. On British Airways’ Boeing 777-300ER, they also relaxed in Club World’s fully lie-flat seats and enjoyed delicious meals, full bar access and hundreds of the latest films, albums and audio books. While in Texas, the Cover Stars were transported in


comfort with Smith Limousines, courtesy of Avis, which offers a range of daily, weekly, weekend, monthly or one- way car rentals to see all the Lone Star State has to offer.


aa.com ba.com avis.co.uk smithlimo.com


Photography


For the sixth year running, we teamed up with New Jersey-based photographer Steve Hockstein from Harvard Studio Photography for the Cover Stars trip. In addition to our 12 cover shoots, Steve


also photographed our winners as they experienced all that Texas has to offer. harvardstudio.com


40 travelweekly.co.uk 15 December 2016


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