Seating Queries: Club World
#676
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Oxon, UK
Programs: Mucci des canapes, Skywards Gold, BAEC, IC Plat Amb, LH FTV
Posts: 1,952
Lots of seats to choose from at the moment so I shall be expecting the sociable cabin - as I'm off to ski for a week with a mate I am sure we can find something to do to pass the time
#677
Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 517
747 64 AB vs JK Upper deck
Hi People
Our first Club world experience beckons in May and although seats outbound from LHR - JFK still have loads of space on the 777 outbound, the inbound sleeper service 747 has only the seats near the toilet left for pre booking.
Now never having been anywhere near these lofty heights before i'm mindful that we get this right! Are these still great seats (albeit with some risk of noise form galley/toilet) is one set better than the other for couples or will any do and are they better than the lower deck Club world seats?
So defo worth the £80 x 2 costs involved over playing Russina Roulette in the lower deck and not pre booking?
Getting pretty excited now, but mindful we get it just right
Any pointers/advice gratefully received!
Cheers
Rich
Our first Club world experience beckons in May and although seats outbound from LHR - JFK still have loads of space on the 777 outbound, the inbound sleeper service 747 has only the seats near the toilet left for pre booking.
Now never having been anywhere near these lofty heights before i'm mindful that we get this right! Are these still great seats (albeit with some risk of noise form galley/toilet) is one set better than the other for couples or will any do and are they better than the lower deck Club world seats?
So defo worth the £80 x 2 costs involved over playing Russina Roulette in the lower deck and not pre booking?
Getting pretty excited now, but mindful we get it just right
Any pointers/advice gratefully received!
Cheers
Rich
Last edited by Richardc77; Jan 30, 2011 at 9:57 am
#678
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: LAF, VIE
Programs: A3 *G; AA EXP
Posts: 509
YESSS, get them!
IMO 64JK are the best seats on a 747. The toilet shouldn't be a big problem, there are 2 toilets for 20 people (max)
IMO 64JK are the best seats on a 747. The toilet shouldn't be a big problem, there are 2 toilets for 20 people (max)
#679
Ambassador: Emirates Airlines
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Manchester, UK
Posts: 18,613
Go for the upper deck. Like your own little private jet.
Cheers,
Rick
Cheers,
Rick
#680
Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 517
Thanks guys, will snap em up before they go then (64JK)!
No again im green on these things...does the Cliub lounge at LHR get you a complimentary breakfast or lunch...?
I really have no clue about what you get when you fly Club, or are we paying a visit to Ramseys again for food...?
Cheers
Rich
No again im green on these things...does the Cliub lounge at LHR get you a complimentary breakfast or lunch...?
I really have no clue about what you get when you fly Club, or are we paying a visit to Ramseys again for food...?
Cheers
Rich
#681
Join Date: May 2010
Location: UK
Programs: BA Gold
Posts: 1,144
I have not been fortunate enough yet to fly on the UD but i no alot of the FT experts on here swear by the UD and if you have a chance of getting some seats in the loft then go for it! ^
#682
Ambassador: Emirates Airlines
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Manchester, UK
Posts: 18,613
Thanks guys, will snap em up before they go then (64JK)!
No again im green on these things...does the Cliub lounge at LHR get you a complimentary breakfast or lunch...?
I really have no clue about what you get when you fly Club, or are we paying a visit to Ramseys again for food...?
Cheers
Rich
No again im green on these things...does the Cliub lounge at LHR get you a complimentary breakfast or lunch...?
I really have no clue about what you get when you fly Club, or are we paying a visit to Ramseys again for food...?
Cheers
Rich
Nothing too special, but it does the trick.
Cheers,
Rick
#683
Join Date: May 2010
Location: UK
Programs: BA Gold
Posts: 1,144
Thanks guys, will snap em up before they go then (64JK)!
No again im green on these things...does the Cliub lounge at LHR get you a complimentary breakfast or lunch...?
I really have no clue about what you get when you fly Club, or are we paying a visit to Ramseys again for food...?
Cheers
Rich
No again im green on these things...does the Cliub lounge at LHR get you a complimentary breakfast or lunch...?
I really have no clue about what you get when you fly Club, or are we paying a visit to Ramseys again for food...?
Cheers
Rich
There are crisps and all sorts of snacks and also tea and coffee etc etc.
#684
Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 517
This forum continues to amaze me! So helpful and it clearly has a big readership as the response time is amazing! Obviously you're a clever lot
Thanks again, seats now booked, so i just need to work out the seats on the 777 from LHR now, would the wing 12 JK be a good bet, i'm keen (for obvious reasons!) to be isolated from any potential babies...
I was tempted as its cost a few quid s ofar to take a punt outbound but i know if i get it wrong the wife will be telling me so!
Rich
Thanks again, seats now booked, so i just need to work out the seats on the 777 from LHR now, would the wing 12 JK be a good bet, i'm keen (for obvious reasons!) to be isolated from any potential babies...
I was tempted as its cost a few quid s ofar to take a punt outbound but i know if i get it wrong the wife will be telling me so!
Rich
#685
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: All over the place often South Wales and Lake District
Programs: BA Gold for Life Accor Platinum
Posts: 4,552
This forum continues to amaze me! So helpful and it clearly has a big readership as the response time is amazing! Obviously you're a clever lot
Thanks again, seats now booked, so i just need to work out the seats on the 777 from LHR now, would the wing 12 JK be a good bet, i'm keen (for obvious reasons!) to be isolated from any potential babies...
I was tempted as its cost a few quid s ofar to take a punt outbound but i know if i get it wrong the wife will be telling me so!
Rich
Thanks again, seats now booked, so i just need to work out the seats on the 777 from LHR now, would the wing 12 JK be a good bet, i'm keen (for obvious reasons!) to be isolated from any potential babies...
I was tempted as its cost a few quid s ofar to take a punt outbound but i know if i get it wrong the wife will be telling me so!
Rich
#686
Join Date: May 2010
Location: UK
Programs: BA Gold
Posts: 1,144
This forum continues to amaze me! So helpful and it clearly has a big readership as the response time is amazing! Obviously you're a clever lot
Thanks again, seats now booked, so i just need to work out the seats on the 777 from LHR now, would the wing 12 JK be a good bet, i'm keen (for obvious reasons!) to be isolated from any potential babies...
I was tempted as its cost a few quid s ofar to take a punt outbound but i know if i get it wrong the wife will be telling me so!
Rich
Thanks again, seats now booked, so i just need to work out the seats on the 777 from LHR now, would the wing 12 JK be a good bet, i'm keen (for obvious reasons!) to be isolated from any potential babies...
I was tempted as its cost a few quid s ofar to take a punt outbound but i know if i get it wrong the wife will be telling me so!
Rich
#687
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Original Poster
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: SE1, London
Posts: 23,435
12K would be a mistake as it has a missing window. No seats are that special on the 777 4class, but row 10 will serve.
#688
Join Date: May 2010
Location: UK
Programs: BA Gold
Posts: 1,144
Swanhunter is right after looking on Seat Guru row 10 would be a much better option.
#689
Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 517
10AB about to be booked then, is the first row close to the bassinets and the possibility of little monsters screaming though? This is my number one stressful flight scenario
Can anyone confirm that?
Thanks for advice again.
Can anyone confirm that?
Thanks for advice again.
#690
Join Date: May 2010
Location: UK
Programs: BA Gold
Posts: 1,144
I am sure the Bassinet position is at row 15 at the other end and not at row 10