MAXjet has made itself one of the most appealing airlines from the US to London .  As the first all-business-class airline on the North Atlantic , MAXjet accommodates their passengers above and beyond the call of duty.  They accommodate you even before you arrive at the airport, providing you with complimentary arrival guides online which offer detailed maps and latest happenings on either end of your journey and are updated often.  But once you arrive at the airport, the real pampering begins.

They start off by presenting you with your MAXjet invitation to the departure lounge.  The lounge at JFK offers a full-business center with free wireless, self-serve cappuccino machines, bar service, real leather loungers and plasma screens.  Next, you would board your flight, sitting into your 160-degree, real leather seat, and look around and realize you have leg and elbow room, room for you to take out your laptop and work, and storage space for your briefcase.  Next you dine with a four-course meal that starts off with champagne and salami canapés with smoked salmon China .  Then you get a choice of three entrees or the healthy, reduced calorie alternative.  You can choose between a New York strip steak with bliss potatoes, pan-seared halibut with cilantro-lime rice pilaf or wok-seared chicken breast.  And after your meal, if your still hungry or feel like snacking, they welcome you to raid the special “Chef’s Pantry,” where you can get from it - at any time during your flight – both healthy and non-so healthy snacks.  MAXjet also offers a commendable wine selection. 

And to end your journey with them (though you may never want it to end), you arrive at Stansted Airport in England .  This airport is the fastest growing airport in the United Kingdom .  There you will be offered a special room rate at the Radisson SAS Hotel which is just minutes away from the airport.  There, whether you plan to spend the night or not, you can indulge in a complimentary full SAS Super Buffet Breakfast and access to the Tadisson SAS Health Club for a shower or sauna.

Currently MAXjet flies from London to New York , Washington D.C and Las Vegas to England .  For more information visit www.maxjet.com.

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Mary Says:

October 25th, 2007 at 5:35 am

Actually, Eos was the first trans-Atlantic all business class airlines, launched in October 2005. Maxjet didn’t start service until November, 2005.

Maxjet is also suspending their Washington D.C. - London service on October 29th. They had temporarily suspended this service last spring due to low load factors. It is doubtful that this service will be re-instated.