British Airways has unveiled its new lounge in Singapore's Changi airport.
The Terminal 1 facility, which features the centrepiece Concorde Bar and opens this week, is part of the airline's £5 billion investment to improve customer experience.
Bar
Main lounge area
Access will be available to BA First and Club World passengers, Executive Gold and Silver members and Oneworld frequent flyers with Emerald and Sapphire status.
The Concorde Bar is exclusive to first class passengers, who will be provided with an exclusive password to access the area.
Concorde Bar entrance
Concorde Bar interior
It features black Nero marble surfaces and European oak flooring, while the bar has "digital panoramic views of the Singapore skyline reflecting the time of the day outside, similar to a rotating restaurant".
Facilities in the main lounge include coat check, baggage storage, shower rooms, complimentary wifi, two desktop computers and a wireless printer. There is also a selection of wines and refreshments available at buffet counters and the bar.
Entrance
Desktop workstation
Robert Williams, BA's head of Asia-Pacific sales, said: "Our new lounge is a toast to the heritage and glamour of flying. Its environment is perfectly designed for and tailored around the needs of the modern premium traveller
"I am confident that our customers, whether they are travelling on business or going on holiday, will enjoy the privacy, state-of-the-art facilities, and incredible artwork on offer."
On Friday, BA revealed that the World Traveller seat on its forthcoming B787-9 aircraft will offer an extra half an inch of width (see news, August 21).
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Graham Smith
Bar
Main lounge area
Access will be available to BA First and Club World passengers, Executive Gold and Silver members and Oneworld frequent flyers with Emerald and Sapphire status.
The Concorde Bar is exclusive to first class passengers, who will be provided with an exclusive password to access the area.
Concorde Bar entrance
Concorde Bar interior
It features black Nero marble surfaces and European oak flooring, while the bar has "digital panoramic views of the Singapore skyline reflecting the time of the day outside, similar to a rotating restaurant".
Facilities in the main lounge include coat check, baggage storage, shower rooms, complimentary wifi, two desktop computers and a wireless printer. There is also a selection of wines and refreshments available at buffet counters and the bar.
Entrance
Desktop workstation
Robert Williams, BA's head of Asia-Pacific sales, said: "Our new lounge is a toast to the heritage and glamour of flying. Its environment is perfectly designed for and tailored around the needs of the modern premium traveller
"I am confident that our customers, whether they are travelling on business or going on holiday, will enjoy the privacy, state-of-the-art facilities, and incredible artwork on offer."
On Friday, BA revealed that the World Traveller seat on its forthcoming B787-9 aircraft will offer an extra half an inch of width (see news, August 21).
ba.com
Graham Smith 
