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“The British Airways direct flight that just started its inaugural journeys back and forth from London to Austin isn’t your average plane ride. It has been calibrated to reduce jetlag. For example, the lighting is different from other planes,” Silicon Hills reports.
“The air pressure was set for 6,000 feet rather than 8,000 feet which is supposed to reduce dryness and other stressors on the body. And the windows are much larger to connect passengers to the flying experience. Instead of passengers pulling down blinds, they can adjust the amount of light coming in electronically.”
Said Glenn Morgan, head of service transformation for British Airways: “The point is to create a whole wellness experience, getting passengers there in the best shape they can be.”
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