Air Southwest - Service

Service

Originally, Air Southwest operated a buy-on-board service, which provided passengers with a variety of snacks and drinks available for purchase.

On 10 March 2010 however, they started offering complimentary refreshments on all flights. On morning departures, passengers had a choice of a sweet or savoury snack along with a hot or cold beverage, and a complimentary bar service was offered on departures after 1pm. Other product enhancements included the introduction of a hot towel service, along with a boiled sweet pre-departure.

Passengers were given allocated seating when they check-in. A 20 minute minimum check-in time was introduced for all passengers travelling from Plymouth and Newquay with hand luggage only.

The airline offered a premium service called Advantage. This service offered the following benefits:

  • Free changes to booking up to two hours before flight departure
  • Business lounge access
  • Provided lotion (for women and men)
  • Fast track security
  • Free on-board refreshments
  • Increased baggage allowance of 30 kg

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