Originally Posted by
IAMORGAN
Hi, I think what KARFA was saying is that seats can be blocked but not actually allocated to a customer, or allocated. This distinction isn't visible on ba.com, but on sites such as expertflyer.com is visible. I'm sure if you posted the date and flight no somebody could pull up the seating plan. :-)
thanks, understand that just because we cannot select it doesn't mean the seat is occupied. No buddy dining is something we will manage without, would have been cool but I like the look of the 787-9 first cabin and tbh would have be fine with the original seats as I love a window but my husband wanted us to be next to each other, most amusing thing is he will eat then crash out for the rest of the flight!
Right now, no seats are available for selection if I try to change seats, not that I want to but getting excited early!
flight is BA0242 MEX-LHR 19/11/17 and we are on an Amex 241 (flying club on the way out)