HND-LHR
Jan 16, 2014, 8:00 am
#32
Join Date: May 2013
Location: YYZ/YTZ/YUL
Programs: BA Gold, TK Elite
Posts: 1,558
In any case 5 hours should make for an extremely comfortable connection, if a rather long journey...
Jan 16, 2014, 8:15 am
#33
Join Date: Jan 2006
Programs: BA Gold, VS Silver
Posts: 399
That's good news. The 0635 departure is painfully early.
Jan 16, 2014, 8:22 am
#34
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: London
Programs: BA IHG
Posts: 1,370
phew - was just checking this thread for this exact transport problem, and now notice my April HND-LHR has indeed had a time change to a 08:50 departure. Much happier with that.
Jan 16, 2014, 10:27 am
#35
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: UK
Programs: BAEC Silver, VS Red, HH Gold, IHG Gold, Marriott Gold, SPG Basic, Alitalia Status Match
Posts: 1,173
Is some of this just because UK changes it clocks to BST while Japan stays on the same time all year? It will probably revert to 7.50am in October.
Jan 17, 2014, 6:35 pm
#36
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Preston
Programs: Skywards Silver, Miles & Bonus Gold, BD Diamond Blue
Posts: 176
onboard service comparison for Haneda and Narita flights in F
Would like to pick the brains of the flyers on these routes.
We are booked on LHR-HND and NRT-LHR in F
How would you compare the on board service, bearing in mind that the HND crew are MF and NRT are legacy?
Also are there a big difference with the IFE between 300ERs and the older 200s?
Been scanning some TRs, BA doesnt seem to offer specific japanese meals on these sectors which is a same. Do they ever stock sake/ plum wines?
Many thanks!
We are booked on LHR-HND and NRT-LHR in F
How would you compare the on board service, bearing in mind that the HND crew are MF and NRT are legacy?
Also are there a big difference with the IFE between 300ERs and the older 200s?
Been scanning some TRs, BA doesnt seem to offer specific japanese meals on these sectors which is a same. Do they ever stock sake/ plum wines?
Many thanks!
Jan 18, 2014, 1:10 am
#37
Join Date: Jul 2007
Programs: QFF
Posts: 5,304
Currently the long haul international flights from HND can only arrive/depart overnight. Between 2200 and 0700 I believe. These restrictions (allowing day time long hauls) are due to be lessened when the international terminal extension opens, which is due the end of March.
Jan 18, 2014, 9:11 am
#38
Join Date: Jul 2011
Programs: Mucci de la Cuisine Aérienne du Réseau Courte Durée de British Airways
Posts: 4,704
Usually there is a Japanese style option of food in all the cabins on these routes.
I am afraid I don't know if the service is better or worse on either route but all crew work to exactly the same service standards, so it should be the same on either route.
Why don't you come back after the trip and let us know what the flights were like and if you enjoyed the food.
I know LTNPhobia flies this route a lot, she may be able to help when she reads this post.
I am afraid I don't know if the service is better or worse on either route but all crew work to exactly the same service standards, so it should be the same on either route.
Why don't you come back after the trip and let us know what the flights were like and if you enjoyed the food.
I know LTNPhobia flies this route a lot, she may be able to help when she reads this post.
Would like to pick the brains of the flyers on these routes.
We are booked on LHR-HND and NRT-LHR in F
How would you compare the on board service, bearing in mind that the HND crew are MF and NRT are legacy?
Also are there a big difference with the IFE between 300ERs and the older 200s?
Been scanning some TRs, BA doesnt seem to offer specific japanese meals on these sectors which is a same. Do they ever stock sake/ plum wines?
Many thanks!
We are booked on LHR-HND and NRT-LHR in F
How would you compare the on board service, bearing in mind that the HND crew are MF and NRT are legacy?
Also are there a big difference with the IFE between 300ERs and the older 200s?
Been scanning some TRs, BA doesnt seem to offer specific japanese meals on these sectors which is a same. Do they ever stock sake/ plum wines?
Many thanks!
Jan 18, 2014, 3:11 pm
#39
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Preston
Programs: Skywards Silver, Miles & Bonus Gold, BD Diamond Blue
Posts: 176
Usually there is a Japanese style option of food in all the cabins on these routes.
I am afraid I don't know if the service is better or worse on either route but all crew work to exactly the same service standards, so it should be the same on either route.
Why don't you come back after the trip and let us know what the flights were like and if you enjoyed the food.
I know LTNPhobia flies this route a lot, she may be able to help when she reads this post.
I am afraid I don't know if the service is better or worse on either route but all crew work to exactly the same service standards, so it should be the same on either route.
Why don't you come back after the trip and let us know what the flights were like and if you enjoyed the food.
I know LTNPhobia flies this route a lot, she may be able to help when she reads this post.
Looking forward to going back to japan, we went with TG and lost our F virginity with them a few years back, unfortunately lost all our holiday pics when our house got broken into, so we are looking to re trace our last trip and get those holiday snaps again!