Eos, the first single-class, premium transatlantic airline, celebrated its first full week of service between New York JFK and London Stansted airports with its official inaugural flight. The airline boasts of 48 "suite" cabin configuration, providing its passengers with unparalleled comfort, space and personalized service. The basic unrestricted round trip fare is $6,500, although, Eos is offering a special introductory price of $5,000 round trip until January 3, 2006.

In the UK, Eos flies from London Stansted, the fastest-growing major airport in Europe. Stansted's state-of-the-art, glass and steel terminal, designed by Sir Norman Foster, provides convenient check-in facilities and an array of retail shops, restaurants and bars. Operated by BAA, the world's leading airport company, Stansted is situated within easy reach of London's Canary Wharf business district and is approximately 36 miles from central London - a convenient, 45-minute trip via the Stansted Express rail service.