Gallery: Baltimore's BWI Airport welcomes British Airways 787-8

The British Airways 787-8 taxis on the runway after landing at BWI.

Pilot Rich Pawley and first officer Martin Dwyer in the cockpit before takeoff back to London Heathrow.

The 787 has the largest windows of any commercial aircraft, enabling customers to enjoy the view even if they don’t have a window seat.. Electronic dimmer blinds are featured on every window with five graduated settings. Even on the darkest setting, customers are still able to see outside.

Club World (business class): Rear-facing middle seat offers additional interior storage space, e.g. for a laptop/iPad and extra flat surface for drinks and magazines. It also provides enhanced privacy for working and sleeping with aisle access in either direction.

Club World (business class) Seats convert into 6 ft. fully flat bed, with a Z position for increased comfort.

World Traveller Plus (premium economy) in a 2-3-2 configuration.

World Traveller (economy) in a 3-3-3 configuration.

World Traveller (economy) seatback IFE: The aircraft is fitted with the latest version of the airline’s inflight entertainment (IFE) system, Thales i5000, which is also available on British Airways’ Boeing 777-300ER fleet and 17 777-200 aircraft.

Galley serves up three-course meals with a choice of entree and main course. Complimentary bar service is offered throughout every flight.