T5 like an oven

[pappap647]

Many people talk about it on the gold forum on Facebook.
T5 (especially the F lounge) is always like an oven, any time of the year, it’s always so hot.

It’s really not nice getting sweaty before a long flight. Surely they could make temperature little more comfortable and then they save money on heating too!!

[BA Flyer IHG Stayer]

I’ve never found any part of T5 to be hot let alone excessively hot.

Temperature is a personal thing.

If it was turned down there will be complaints that it’s too cold.

[Froggee]

I’ve left the F lounge (and galleries) to sit in the terminal before as it was just too hot.

The F lounge in particular can be unbearable and the temperature difference to the A gates must have been several degrees centigrade at its worst.

[Andrew.]

Froggee wrote:

I’ve left the F lounge (and galleries) to sit in the terminal before as it was just too hot.

The F lounge in particular can be unbearable and the temperature difference to the A gates must have been several degrees centigrade at its worst.

I had to put my jacket back on sitting at A18 a fortnight ago, was quite chilly.

[blue_wolf]

Agreed, always baffles me when it’s so hot. Surely it’s better to go a little too cool so people can layer up if necessary; it’s nigh impossible to cool down in a place that’s too warm!

[Blair Waldorf Salad]

blue_wolf wrote:

Agreed, always baffles me when it’s so hot. Surely it’s better to go a little too cool so people can layer up if necessary; it’s nigh impossible to cool down in a place that’s too warm!

Young people don’t layer up anymore. You see it everywhere – Canada Goose wearable duvet over a crew neck tshirt. Same at home, many going around in tshirt and shorts all year round and relying on central heating to allow for that.