British Airways will fly its first Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner
on the Atlanta-London route.
BA will take delivery of the first of 12 787-10s in January,
and it will begin flying the plane sometime in February. BA expects to take six
of those 787-10s, which is the largest Dreamliner variant, during the coming
year.
Britain's flagship carrier is configuring its 787-10s in a
four-class formation. The planes will offer an eight-seat first-class cabin.
The business-class Club World cabin will have 48 seats, all with aisle access
and their own suite door.
The planes will also have a 35-seat World Traveller Plus
cabin, which is BA's premium economy product. The remaining
165 seats will be economy.