Kick off your vacation the moment you arrive at the airport by flying premium class with airlines/thomas-cook-airlines.html” target=”_self” rel=”nofollow”>Thomas Cook Airlines.
Available for flights from Belfast, Glasgow, London Gatwick and Manchester to Cuba, the Caribbean, U.S., Mexico and India, the enhanced service features new premium seats offering extra legroom, adjustable head and footrests and a personal in-arm tray table.
In addition to flying in total comfort, premium class passengers will enjoy priority boarding, a special James Martin meal menu and access to their favorite movies, TV shows and radio stations on-demand via Thomas Cook’s in-flight entertainment system complete with complimentary headphones. The seats also feature USB ports so travelers can charge their devices along the way.
Premium class passengers can indulge in mouthwatering dishes such as chicken wrapped in prosciutto with roast potatoes and lamb shoulder with delicious truffle dauphinoise potatoes over the course of their long-haul flight.
Martin’s unique menu takes advantage of carefully selected “umami” rich ingredients to ensure incredible flavor even at an altitude of 36,000 feet.
Other premium perks include free seat reservation, separate check-in counters, increased luggage allowance and complimentary alcoholic beverages with the exception of champagne.
Passengers will be greeted with a welcome drink once onboard and enjoy comfortable pillows and blankets.
Travelers looking to experience Thomas Cook’s premium class for themselves can do so while saving money this fall. For example, premium flights from Manchester to Varadero, Cuba and San Francisco are available for under $400 one-way.
Shoulder season vacationers and business travelers alike can also fly premium class from the U.K. to Cancun; Bogota, Colombia; Los Angeles; New York City and Punta Cana, Dominican Republic for under $420.
Meanwhile, premium flights from the U.K. to Orlando, Las Vegas and Burlington, Vermont start anywhere between $450 and $486 one-way.
Thomas Cook’s fleet is comprised of nearly 100 Airbus A321-200, Airbus A330-200, Boeing 757-300 and Boeing 767-300 aircraft.
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