Anyone got a seat map for a British Airways 777 with Club Suite?

[JD_traveller]

Does anyone know where the updated seat map for the BA 777s that have Club Suite and are being used on the NYC flights may be? Both BA.com and seatguru only have the old 777 without Club Suite.

Also is it worth doing F on this? Have BA installed the new First Suite on these aircraft?

[ChrisC]

Don’t use seat guru for starters.

This site set up by some regulars on the BA flyer talk board is far more reliable

https://www.aerolopa.com/ba-777-types

Absent a last minute issue it appears that most if not all flights on this route are club suites.

[Richie]

If going for a shortish trip where you don’t really switch your body clock over to local time, I can see the daytime flight from JFK-LHR in F class could be very pleasant, depending on how time rich/poor you are.

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[njb]

I flew the 9.50 am BA0175 yesterday.
I was happy with the decision I made to go First. It was the new cabin. More room than Club. Better service. Use of flounge. Great service in Concorde Room at breakfast.
Crew were great. They had only loaded 2 of the pork mains for 5 pax. Only chicken tikka left for me so I had 2 starters instead. CSD apologised and handed over a bottle of LPGS.
Breezed through JFK arrivals in no time.

[TGLoyalty]

Use of CCR surely not just flounge!

Personally I’d do a F if I could. Also the CS seats are all identical I’m not sure what use the seat map is other than what row is next to galley / toilets.

[jj]

Club is fine but F is definitely worth the upgrade depending on price. Concorde Room, personal service, more space, better food all add up to a wow factor that’s worth a premium.