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Old Jun 7, 2010 | 4:44 am
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LeisureFirst
 
Join Date: May 2007
Location: London WC2/W1
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Originally Posted by henkybaby
b) they offer a consistent product across the fleet. No risk of substitutes.

Yeah right. None whatsoever.

Now let's think about my last three BA sectors.
  1. CW flight cancelled at about 36 hours notice. Moved from 62K on a 747 to 15D on a 777. Onboard service massively reduced from normal levels.
  2. ET flight to MAD changed to be operated by EuroAtlantic Airways on a plane much more cramped than the normal ET seats, let alone 26C of a 757 which I had originally booked.
  3. 3. Same as 2, except I was able to change to a BA Cityflyer service, although again this resulted in a much more cramped flight than I would otherwise have had.


Your point b is a joke, right?
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