vations aimed at providing better
service and customer comfort.
I
American recently completed
extensive renovations to its
largest Admirals Club lounge at
Chicago's O'Hare International
Airport, adding space and seating
as well as providing a variety
of amenities for business
travelers.
Raj Sidhu, sales officer with
American Airlines, said the
lounge would include 39 work
stations and four PCs with high
speed Internet access in the
Business Center; a walk-up
cyber café with four PCs and
complimentary high-speed wifi
access for Admirals Club
members and a one-day pass
n a bid to boost sagging
business worldwide,
American Airlines has
unveiled a series of inno
to access the Admirals Club
facilities.
A children's room featuring
age-appropriate TV programming
and computer games,
flat-panel TVs and a café seating
and food service area next
to the modernized bar were
among the other attractions.
Spa-like shower facilities,
including eight private showers
complete with towels, shampoo,
body-gels and other
amenities, are also available
Sidhu and Mary Frances
Fagan, director of corporate
communications with
American, led a press tour of
the facilities as well as
American's Boeing 777 aircraft,
considered one of the most
comfortable in the Industry.
Sidhu said American operates 44 Boeings, each featuring
16 First Class, 37 Business
Class and 194 Economy seats.
The First Class Flagship Suite
offers a fully flat 6feet-6inches
bed, dividers for privacy, power
ports, individual satellite
phones, audio and video entertainment
on demand, and
swivel seats - an industry first
that allows face-to-face meetings
or dining.
Business Class features 37
adjustable seats, spacious
sleeping areas with seat bottom,
seat back and leg rest
extension. Economy Class has
194 seats, video facilities at
every seat and computer ports
located throughout the cabin.
American Airlines, American
Eagle and the American
Connections airlines serve 250
cities in 40 countries with an
average of 3,400 daily flights.
American is a founding member
of the Oneworld Alliance,
which brings together some of
the best and biggest names in
the airline business, enabling
them to offer their customers
more services and benefits.
vations aimed at providing better
service and customer comfort.
I
American recently completed
extensive renovations to its
largest Admirals Club lounge at
Chicago's O'Hare International
Airport, adding space and seating
as well as providing a variety
of amenities for business
travelers.
Raj Sidhu, sales officer with
American Airlines, said the
lounge would include 39 work
stations and four PCs with high
speed Internet access in the
Business Center; a walk-up
cyber café with four PCs and
complimentary high-speed wifi
access for Admirals Club
members and a one-day pass
n a bid to boost sagging
business worldwide,
American Airlines has
unveiled a series of inno
to access the Admirals Club
facilities.
A children's room featuring
age-appropriate TV programming
and computer games,
flat-panel TVs and a café seating
and food service area next
to the modernized bar were
among the other attractions.
Spa-like shower facilities,
including eight private showers
complete with towels, shampoo,
body-gels and other
amenities, are also available
Sidhu and Mary Frances
Fagan, director of corporate
communications with
American, led a press tour of
the facilities as well as
American's Boeing 777 aircraft,
considered one of the most
comfortable in the Industry.
Sidhu said American oper-
ates 44 Boeings, each featuring
16 First Class, 37 Business
Class and 194 Economy seats.
The First Class Flagship Suite
offers a fully flat 6feet-6inches
bed, dividers for privacy, power
ports, individual satellite
phones, audio and video entertainment
on demand, and
swivel seats - an industry first
that allows face-to-face meetings
or dining.
Business Class features 37
adjustable seats, spacious
sleeping areas with seat bottom,
seat back and leg rest
extension. Economy Class has
194 seats, video facilities at
every seat and computer ports
located throughout the cabin.
American Airlines, American
Eagle and the American
Connections airlines serve 250
cities in 40 countries with an
average of 3,400 daily flights.
American is a founding member
of the Oneworld Alliance,
which brings together some of
the best and biggest names in
the airline business, enabling
them to offer their customers
more services and benefits.