BA Executive Club Bronze members are now allowed priority boarding

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• Zoe says:

  25 Jul25 July 13:07

  We only did our first business class flight last October, luckily at bag drop we obviously looked clueless as the check in lady explained that we should wait in the lounge until about 30 mins before then get on last. It seemed to work very well for us.

  On a slightly different note I’ve just used our first 241’s for a booking to Miami. Could only pick up 2 seat in First and 2 in Business, I would like us to all be in the same cabin, should I be checking BA.com daily for more seats coming up. Any particular time of day? It’s not desperate as my girls are late teens so could sit in business together and behave themselves. Also if I wind up with the choice how much better is First?

  • Rob says:

    25 Jul25 July 13:20

    Depends if you get Old First or New First. If its Old First then the TV is probably bigger in Club World! For me, the real value of F is if travelling alone as you can get a solo seat – something not possible in CW.

    Food etc is better than CW although still not on a par with Lufthansa, Swiss etc. You’d be able to get all 4 of you into the Concorde Room at Heathrow although, again, that it is not an experience on a par with, say, the Lufthansa First Class Terminal.

    Keep an eye, seats may open up. Even if they only open up 48 hours before you can still switch.

    Miami is also a rumoured A380 route, so if you’re not flying until, say, next March or later you may even get one of those.

    • Joanne Zoe Bryant says:

      25 Jul25 July 17:09

      Not flying until next July

• R. Saunders says:

  25 Jul25 July 20:49

  What is the point? Passengers sitting in club putting their bags away and the getting them out again whilst the bulk of passengers (you know, the ones down the back) have to wait whilst they faff around, which holds up boarding
  Boarding should be FIRST (class), Families with small children, and those that require more time, then seat rows, which would prevent the scrum.
  I don’t like the way some card holders sitting in economy abandon their often over-sized roll-ons in CE (Club Europe) overhead bins either, as this often also causes space problems.

• v8gaz says:

  27 Jul27 July 19:46

  Priority boarding is just not of interest to me. As long as I have an allocated seat, i’m going to end up there whether I board first or last. As a nervous flyer, that’s good bar time wasted. Luggage? If you have so much luggage that it wont fit under your seat, then do us all a favour and check it, you selfish pigs.

  • Alan says:

    27 Jul27 July 20:25

    I think that’s a bit OTT. It’s perfectly possible to have a small piece of luggage well within hand baggage regs that won’t fit under the seat – or will fit under but then reduces your legroom.

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