Originally Posted by NWIFlyer
(Post 29213498)
Bearing in mind your signature, are you old enough to legally drink? :p:D
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Originally Posted by Phorbas
(Post 29205733)
Since the catering changes, ‘short’ and ‘medium’ CE routes offer the smaller bottles, and ‘long’ routes have the full-sized bottles. |
I was in 25D on a LHR-DUB flight on the 24th (by chance - I was late to check in and it was the furthest forward aisle seat available) and although my printed boarding pass did show an invite to the first wing with reference to 25D (which was a bit redundant as a BA Gold) there was no special treatment on board. Not that I was really expecting anything, but just another data point.
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Only one confirmed sighting of this in the wild... on an 8am flight :)
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I was in 25D on one of today's LHR-IST flights on BA metal. No entry to First lounge, no champagne brought to seat. No 2000 Avios for flying within 'Christmas period'. Not really feeling the festive love from BA...
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From the HFP Facebook page just now:
'Pfft was just on a short haul flight from Aberdeen to LHR BA1313 and I didn’t think it was real. Then out poped a champagne in a tray... I could see the cabin service assistant looking very confused for several mins... eventually she gave it to 23D and promptly ran off...' |
Originally Posted by WorldLux
(Post 29202617)
I'm honestly surprised to see a few Silvers and Golds stating that they switched to 25D when they can have as much bubbly as they can drink in the lounge before the flight.
Originally Posted by simons1
(Post 29211193)
Only on FT would you find people with sufficiently large egos to start questioning what brand it is, how much it costs etc etc.
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