British Airways: Fly With the World's Safest Airline

British Airways is a well-known carrier worldwide, sometimes referred to as "BA", certified as an award-winning four-star airline. It is the second-largest United Kingdom-based carrier in terms of international destination and passenger traffic, behind easyJet Airline. The Carrier is the flag carrier airline of the United Kingdom. It operates its services throughout the world via its three primary hubs in London based at Heathrow Airport, Gatwick Airport and London City Airport. However, Heathrow Airport in London is the UK’s biggest and busiest airport as well as the world's seventh-busiest airport in terms of passenger traffic. British Airways is the founding member of the internationally renowned Oneworld airline Alliance, and it has become the third-largest alliance after SkyTeam and Star Alliance. The Carrier has codeshare agreements with more than 22 airlines throughout the world, such as Bangkok Airways, American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, Japan Airlines, Qatar Airways, Etc.—making it a prevailing carrier in the industry. British Airways is one of the world's safest airlines, with a seven-star safety rating. The Carrier is globally known for its exceptional client assistance, providing its passengers with flawless and hassle-free trips. British Airways has been classified as Europe's Leading Airline by the Skytrax World Airline Awards and attained a plethora of notable awards or accolades over the past few decades.

British Airways operates over 1,000 domestic or international flights on scheduled routes and carries nearly 95 million passengers annually. The Carrier has its primary hub at London Heathrow and serves more than 170 global destinations in 70 countries across six inhabited mainlands. British Airways is well-known throughout the world for being the official partner of the London 2012 Olympic Games. Indeed, British Airways is one of the fastest-growing airlines in the air industry, offering its passengers a top-tier level of assistance and comfort to its passengers. The airline was founded in 1974 and is the first world-scheduled air assistance between London and Paris. British Airways comprises a total of 259 active aircraft of fleets, such as Airbus A350-1000, Airbus A380, Boeing 777 and 787 wide-body aircraft. In addition, the airline has placed an order for 40 narrow-body Airbus or wide-body Boeing aircraft. The carrier fleet features four types of configuration cabins: First Class, Club World (Business Class), World Traveller Plus (Premium Economy Class), and World Traveller (Economy Class). Each British Airways aircraft has internet access, and seats are equipped with a touchscreen monitor.