New routes for British Airways subsidiary?

OPEN SKIES, the Paris-based British Airways subsidiary, and now the only surviving Business Class only airline across the North Atlantic, has celebrated its second anniversary.  It currently operates two flights daily between Orly and Newark in addition to five weekly services from Paris to Washington (Dulles).  On offer are two cabin configurations, ‘Business Bed’, a fully flat seat, and ‘Business Seat’ more of a traditional large 140 degree reclining product.  The airline claims 29% of the Paris – New York business market.  Dale Moss, CEO, says that Open Skies is considering 20 key business destinations to launch its third route, anticipated to take place later this summer.  Separately, Open Skies has announced a partnership with railway company SNCF providing passengers with a convenient connection from Orly to Lyon and Nantes. www.flyopenskies.com

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