British Airways has partnered with Dettol as part of
its ongoing commitment to help keep customers and colleagues safe.
At London Heathrow Terminal 5, Dettol hand sanitiser stations will be
positioned at all check-in desks, self-service bag drop, lounges
and at departure gates, replacing the current sanitisation
stations with Dettol products.
The airline will use Dettol
antibacterial wipes, cleaners and sprays to keep surfaces clean at
the airport and in its lounges.
British Airways will also give each customer a
packet containing a Dettol antibacterial hygiene wipe as they board the aircraft.
Rahul Kadyan Executive Vice President of Global
Business Solutions for Reckitt Benckiser (RB), said, “Our
collaboration with British Airways is exciting, since we both
share the same objective to help protect travellers. This is an
ideal partnership for RB, and Dettol, to help drive high standards
in hygiene and reassure consumers they can enjoy the British
Airways experience. Our brand is built on trust, scientific
efficacy and our desire to educate consumers around the world to
help break the chain of infection.”
Alongside the introduction of Dettol products at the
airport and onboard, the airline continues to implement a range of
COVID19-related measures that it requires customers and colleagues to observe,
which include:
- Observing government regulations;
- Asking customers not to travel if they think they
have any symptoms of COVID19;
- Wearing facemasks and bringing
enough to replace them every four hours for longer flights;
-
Checking-in online, downloading a boarding pass to a mobile device
where possible for self-scanning at security and the departure
gate;
- Observing social distancing and using hand sanitisers that
are placed throughout airports;
- Asking customers to ensure they
have everything they need from their hand luggage before
departure, and where possible, storing their carry-on bag under
the seat in front of them;
- Cabin crew wearing PPE and a new food
service, which reduces the number of interactions required with customers;
- The airline also cleans all key surfaces
including seats, screens, seat buckles and tray tables after every
flight and each aircraft is completely cleaned from nose to tail
every day.
Carolina Martinoli, British Airways’ Director of
Brand and Customer, said, “As we look forward to welcoming our
customers back on board, we are proud to announce our partnership
with Dettol, a trusted and well-known disinfection brand. At the
start of the pandemic, we introduced a number of protective
measures at each step of the customer journey, and we think our
partnership with Dettol is a great addition.”
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