africaflier

Thanks. We opted for 18k and 19K since the only seats together were the EF seats, and it is a day flight.

atmorris

Just noticed that 64a and 64k have opened up on my flight to Boston, is it worth moving from 62a?

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golfmad

Personally, I would. I'm currently in row 62 LHR-MIA Aug 11th. I would snap up 64 A or K if it became available.

Corpt

62A/K are slightly easier to access, but 64A/K are more private. My favourite is 64A.

wb1969

Sorry if this has been asked before but I couldn't find anything on my brief search.......

My better half & I are going to CPT in Club World and neither of us has ever flown on the upper deck of BAs 747s. Seats 64A & 64B are available. Loads has been written about how good 64A is, but what about its neighbour?

Is it too close to galley and toilet? Does it feel a bit exposed?

£170 to reserve 2 seats is a lot of money on top of the tickets so if it isn't worth it I will wait until OLCI and take a chance there might be availability somewhere upstairs.

Jenzo

For the best for both i would recommend row 63

vibrex

+1 ^

I'm in 64A later this month but travelling alone.

Dicksbits

I flew back from SFO to LHR on the upper deck a few weeks ago and agonised over 64A or 62A. In the end I went for 62A as 64A is a baby friendly seat and you will be ejected in favour of an adult with one, if so required. That would mean your £££ was wasted.

windowontheAside

I'm sure that's no longer the case.

wb1969

Row 63 was available until yesterday. I should have grabbed it. I'm only BAEC Bronze so the only availability now is 64A/B, hence my asking if 64B is a good or bad seat.

BA5E

Think 64A best seat in the house, so just pay the monies, do not wait until OLCI as there is a very big chance there will not be any UD seats left, us Silver and Golds will have bagged them^

corporate-wage-slave

Well I'm not sure how long you need to agonize over this, but just grab those seats. 64A is the best seat in the house, 64B is arguably the worst seat on UD, but it's still better than any seat downstairs in CW. There are no bad UD seats, everything else is dancing on a pin head.

That's correct. It used to be a bassinet, and the equipment is still there except on one 747 where it has been removed, but the worst that could happen is that you would be asked if you could move, and you could politely decline (after first asking which seat they had in mind for you, just in case it's a very low number....). Indeed if one was of a very cynical mindset - not something that ever happens on this board of course - one perhaps would consider getting 64A to reduce UD toddler capacity.....

vibrex

I think you should bag them now. UD is still a better place to be and there's probably not that much in it really.

themapelligroup

Get them! 64A is a great seat, although I prefer 64K, and the UD atmosphere is amazing.

User Name

I've done both 64 A/B and 64 J/K with Mrs User Name (me ending up in the aisle seat each time) and we enjoyed both flights.