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Old Mar 23, 2023 | 2:17 am
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Originally Posted by chipster
I noticed a difference to RAK. No 1DF due to the galley and no wardrobe. So front row pax have reduced baggage space above as a lot is taken up with crew stuff. Otherwise no difference noted. RAK-LHR on the return had row 1a-f and plenty of overhead space
That's just a G-GAT aircraft - which has no 1D and 1F - versus the main cohort of A320s which do. You are more likely to be on G-GATs out of LGW, but they ran from LHR during the Pandemic and just reflect their previous airlines before BA obtained these aircraft. The seat plan, at 3 days to departure, will tell you whether a G-GAT is down for the flight.
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