Odd seat map
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Flight for February next year. 2-4-1 avios
Cabin class: Club World|Aircraft type: 77W
Went to look at booking seats, as my companion cannot face backwards & this is the seat plan :-
https://ibb.co/5WtJRG2
Something gone wrong? As all I see are 20 rows of business class seats & does not look like any room for PE or E
Oddly, a dummy booking does not return my flight for the same or similar dates.
My outbound was already moved to an earlier flight.
The aerlopa dot com maps are good. BTW The B77W is a very very long plane.
Yes, I did looked at aerlopa, but taoking another look & I have found it
https://www.aerolopa.com/ba-type-77h
Yes, I did looked at aerlopa, but taoking another look & I have found it
https://www.aerolopa.com/ba-type-77h
Wow, half the length of the plane seems to be taken up by business class seats.
Yes, I did looked at aerlopa, but taoking another look & I have found it
https://www.aerolopa.com/ba-type-77hWow, half the length of the plane seems to be taken up by business class seats.
Yes took two hours to serve dinner for a night flight to MLE, lots of up and down by the crew. Plenty of crowding around row 8/9 so avoid. Row 18 middle pair has a tiny corridor right behind (not quite reflected on Aerolopa) providing easy access to the other side (if childcare applicable).
Yes, I did looked at aerlopa, but taoking another look & I have found it
https://www.aerolopa.com/ba-type-77hWow, half the length of the plane seems to be taken up by business class seats.
BA B787-10 is another premium heavy configuration.
Flew this config from Singapore recently, dinner looked very hard work for the crew. Apparently the A350 is worse !
Flew this config from Singapore recently, dinner looked very hard work for the crew. Apparently the A350 is worse !
It’s a big problem for all BA aircraft fitted with Club Suite – the J galley area has been shrunk below that of other airlines, despite BA having by far the largest number of J seats vs any other airline. This results in miserable working conditions for crew and very poor, slow service for passengers and little prospect of any resolution.
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