How do CX's Business Class seats compare to BA's
Nov 24, 2014, 12:06 am
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(Thanks lch.chester) Angled flat problem to be corrected by "third quarter of 2014".
Nov 24, 2014, 9:37 am
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(Thanks lch.chester) Angled flat problem to be corrected by "third quarter of 2014".
Jan 13, 2015, 8:02 pm
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BA in flight for j is Mike's away from what you get on cx. Staff attitude is key factor the whole experience with ba. In general its poor. Product wise ba is old & worn. Food on the ground or in the air is hit & miss but then I fly to get from A to B asap & sleep. BA win on lack of stupid stating the obvious in flight announcement which cx is terrible for.
Jan 13, 2015, 8:43 pm
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BA in flight for j is Mike's away from what you get on cx. Staff attitude is key factor the whole experience with ba. In general its poor. Product wise ba is old & worn. Food on the ground or in the air is hit & miss but then I fly to get from A to B asap & sleep. BA win on lack of stupid stating the obvious in flight announcement which cx is terrible for.
They are particularly bad with those announcements. From the moment descent starts you're bombarded with a non stop stream of announcements in a million different languages, on everything from the time of arrival to what the Captain had for breakfast.
Jan 13, 2015, 9:25 pm
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Totally agree. Worse is when some [well, I would dare to say....most] FA's accent when they try to do the English version. With so many hires from outports, is it really that hard to find a single FA on a given flight with better English??!
Feb 1, 2015, 4:22 am
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Even though the F.T'er has been convinced, I would like to add my bit to this thread.
I've flown CW many times and, as a solo traveller, have opted for the window seat. However, it was a task trying to get out to the aisle when the seat next to mine was fully extended. Then, towards the end of last year, I got to sample the CX J class seats on both a 777 and A340. What a difference!
There was unhindered aisle access and I could come and go, without having to clamber over anyone else.
CX gets the.....^^
Cypress
I've flown CW many times and, as a solo traveller, have opted for the window seat. However, it was a task trying to get out to the aisle when the seat next to mine was fully extended. Then, towards the end of last year, I got to sample the CX J class seats on both a 777 and A340. What a difference!
There was unhindered aisle access and I could come and go, without having to clamber over anyone else.
CX gets the.....^^
Cypress