Originally Posted by AnaTravel

Overhead nozzles should be fitted to every cabin class. I don't particularly appreciate being lulled to a groggy sleep in a too hot cabin. On the advice of members of this forum, I bought a USB fan and a little device that measures the cabin temperature. I have asked CC to turn the heating down when it reaches an unacceptable level (bearing in mind BA's cabin temperature standard range).

I have a sneaking suspicion that the staff keep the temperature at a level that suits them best and induces passengers into a foggy, groggy stupor. Sleeping passengers don't make demands. I apologise if my suspicion is widely off the mark; I can't help returning to it.