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First Class Cabins - a flight into fantasy
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When you fly upper class with Virgin Atlantic, the luxury feeling starts when you leave home, as if you live within 75 miles of the airport, you get a free limo ride to take you there, plus drive-thru check in, entrance to the Clubhouses and limo pick up other end. The new upper class cabin on the A330 fleet has Swarovski crystal touches to give a touch of sparkle onboard and features mood colour-changing lighting in the cabins to help you relax, unwind, sleep and even adjust to a new time zone. Feel like socialising not sleeping? Check out the longest bar in the air which has space for eight to enjoy cocktails and champagne.
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i go away at the end of january every year and can say the canary islands is the place for my husband and i you can get flights at affordable price and accommodation ,places to eat range from burger bar to top range restaurants sunshine is almost guaranteed so for us its not far flung resorts we have a flight for a few hours its almost becoming a home from home
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