A scheme to upgrade the business class cabins onboard services to Bangkok has been completed by British Airways.

Holidaymakers travelling from London to the capital of Thailand can now take advantage of revamped seats in the airline's new Club World cabin, the Bangkok Post reports.

The all-new offering includes dedicated check-in service, the use of exclusive lounges at certain airports, a 10.4-inch flat-screen television, high-quality meals and an extra wide seat capable of taking a fully flat position.

Flyers can also make use of special arrivals lounges at selected hubs, which offer shower and spa facilities and a valet service.

According to Kevin McQuillan, Thailand manager for British Airways, the upgrade now means that the airline provides the best service for those taking business class flights to Bangkok from London.

The new Club World cabin is expected to be rolled out across most of the carrier's fleet by the end of 2008.

• Geneva popular with Birmingham flyers
• Stansted welcomes new European flights
• Newcastle-Stavanger flights begin
• Busy week for Aer Arann
• T5 move for long-haul flights confirmed
• New lounge opens at Inverness Airport
• Birmingham-Hamburg flights take off
• New Aer Lingus routes welcomed
• Flyers keep returning to Silverjet
• Best European airlines revealed