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#138698 by mitchja
12 Sep 2006, 22:45
According to A.net BA still haven't got the new seat CAA certified yet, until then no launch date.

Still seems though that WT+ will be in front of Club on their B744's with the new config [:w]

Regards

#138701 by slinky09
12 Sep 2006, 23:21
Still seems though that WT+ will be in front of Club on their B744's with the new config [:w]


That sounds bizarre ... to be in WT+ squeezed between F and J, potentially off the plane first, with CC who must therefore be dedicated, or shared with F and J ... makes WT+ sound a good proposition ... be interested to see what transpires

#138703 by mitchja
12 Sep 2006, 23:36
Originally posted by slinky09
Still seems though that WT+ will be in front of Club on their B744's with the new config [:w]


That sounds bizarre ... to be in WT+ squeezed between F and J, potentially off the plane first, with CC who must therefore be dedicated, or shared with F and J ... makes WT+ sound a good proposition ... be interested to see what transpires


Isn't it something do with Club seats not fitting into parts of the A/C very well where the fuselage curves ie towards the front of a B744 (well they will fit but there's a lot of wasted cabin floor space)

Sounds like from this they will still go for a front/back facing config for Club again.

Regards

#138708 by JAT74L
13 Sep 2006, 00:02
I've flown in "reverse" a few times (3) on RAF VC-10's. I find the take off a bit wierd but the landing seems to make sense of the safety logic.

Regards

John

#139425 by seany
17 Sep 2006, 18:50
Wow, sounds super. Thanks for the info Paul. "Raid the pantry" sounds like something VS should really consider too, I'd imagine there will be a queue for the microwave though[:w].

#139427 by mitchja
17 Sep 2006, 18:59
Sorry but if I'm paying ~£2K for a business class flight, I for one, don't expect to have to serve myself. That to me reads as a reduction is service and not an added benefit.

Regards

#139433 by seany
17 Sep 2006, 19:16
Hmmm now that you put it like that...[:?][:?]

#139439 by Mavrick
17 Sep 2006, 19:25
Originally posted by mitchja
Sorry but if I'm paying ~£2K for a business class flight, I for one, don't expect to have to serve myself. That to me reads as a reduction is service and not an added benefit. Regards


Mitchja, I could'nt agree with you more you hit the nail straight on the head. :D

#139591 by VS045
18 Sep 2006, 21:49
The seat sounds good and I'm as yet undecided on the whole "raid the pantry" idea...;)

VS.
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