Virgin Atlantic Upper Class is the ultimate way to travel, door to door.
Innovative products, a seamless journey and our famously friendly service are all waiting when you fly Upper Class. Relax into the deep recline of your Upper Class Suite. Socialise at the onboard bar. Then enjoy a proper night’s sleep on your fully flat bed.
Take off fully chilled. Arrive fully refreshed. The Upper Class Wing
Your journey begins with a complimentary chauffeur driven car* transfer to the airport. At London Heathrow, you’ll arrive at the Upper Class Wing. With its Drive Thru Check In and Private Security Channel, you’ll be relaxing in the Clubhouse in just 10 minutes.
The Clubhouse
Virgin Atlantic Clubhouses aren’t like ordinary airport lounges. They’re more like private members’ clubs. Enjoy a fantastic menu of food and drink, plus, in London and New York JFK, complimentary spa treatments and haircuts**.
When it’s time to board, you’ll discover your Upper Class Suite. It’s the ultimate in privacy and comfort. With a unique design that gives you direct aisle access and plenty of space to relax.
Upper Class meal service
For dinner, the Upper Class menu offers a delicious selection of hot and cold cuisine and delectable desserts. There’s also a choice of fine wine, plus cheese and port to finish your meal. After dinner, stretch your legs with a visit to the onboard bar. It’s a great place to meet fellow passengers.
Ready for bed? Your suite easily converts to become one of the longest fully flat beds in business class. Change into your complimentary sleep suit, and curl up under the soft duvet.
Before landing, a hot breakfast or afternoon tea is served depending on the time of day. If you’d rather sleep in, and your flight arrives back into London Heathrow before 1.30pm, enjoy a cooked breakfast and hot shower in the Revivals lounge.
* Chauffeur driven car service available at most destinations with selected Upper Class fares (J, D, I & C class). Mileage restrictions apply. ** Lounge facilities vary at each destination.
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