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Virgin Atlantic's A350

The Loft on the new Virgin Atlantic A350

Larger panoramic windows

Daytime seating on the Virgin Atlantic A350 in the Upper Class cabin.

Inside Virgin Atlantic's A350

As we step into the 2024 holiday travel season, we also enter a new era of jet travel—one where the journey is just as important as the destination. With Virgin Atlantic’s exceptional fleet of A350s, they are fully prepared for the upcoming season.

Design plays a crucial role for the modern traveler, and Virgin Atlantic has raised the bar with bespoke fabrics, additional storage for holiday gifts, high-speed Wi-Fi, and upgrades to its already stellar entertainment system. For the fortunate few, this holiday season brings the opportunity to experience their new Upper-Class suite—a true oasis of comfort, offering a perfect retreat at 30,000 feet. Every seat faces the window, providing enhanced privacy, ample space and storage, adjustable mood lighting, and an 18.5-inch screen—all wrapped in Virgin Atlantic’s signature style.

Spacious yet warm and cozy the bed is prepared for rest aboard the Virgin Atlantic's new A350.

The Glamour Of It All

When you are ready to leave your suite The Loft, a unique space for Upper-Class customers, is the largest social space across any of Virgin Atlantic’s fleet. It’s a place to gather, chat, grab a drink, or dine with friends. As well as enjoying luxury and comfort amid the high-end finishes and design notes, you can settle in with Bluetooth headphones and connect to the 32-inch screen to catch a show or watch the live TV. A bit of turbulence? All of the chairs in The Loft feature seatbelts which enables continuous seating though an occasional rough patch. The Loft was designed collaboratively by Virgin Atlantic and London based Factory Design and is manufactured by AIM Altitude in Bournemouth, England.

Style and comfort in economy class.

Unlike some other airlines, the custom leather seats and high end finishes also welcome passengers into the Premium cabin of the A350. In addition to the increase in storage space passengers in the premium seats, passengers enjoy a generous 13.3-inch screen and the next generation entertainment system. Tailored for Virgin Atlantic the Premium seat features a luxurious claret leather seat with intricate stitch detailing, a pressed black wool cocktail tray and meal table, and an Oxblood red upper literature pocket interior. Gone is the day of being in the rear-half of the plane was a bad thing. Virgin Atlantic’s newest Economy seats are designed with bespoke woven fabrics inspired by fashion houses. Six-way adjustable headrests ensure comfort, and the 11.6-inch seatback screens with next-generation entertainment system are worth settling in for that trip to London and beyond. Virgin Atlantic