British Airways cabin crew will be allowed to wear jumpsuits as the airline changes its uniforms for the first time in more than two decades.

Tunic and hijabs are among the other options on offer to staff in a collection that has been designed for the UK flag carrier by celebrated British tailor Ozwald Boateng.

BA said it was the first airline in the world to roll out a “modern jumpsuit” for on-board employees - though this will only be available for female staff to wear.

The carrier has also decided against allowing male pilots and crew to wear skirts, in contrast to the gender neutral policy at rival Virgin Atlantic.

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