Operated by Germania?
Jan 6, 2018, 12:56 pm
#17
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Just think of it as a BA flight with a different colour/logo painted on the outside of the plane. There may or may not be an inch of extra legroom but its a flight to Tenerife not a round the world trip.....
Jan 6, 2018, 1:14 pm
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BA have not had convertible club seats for a while and Germania appears to be a single class operator so I'd not expect extra legroom.
Jan 6, 2018, 1:36 pm
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Given that I appear to have flown on an airline that CWS hasn't I may as well add my 2p worth: the hard product will be exactly like being in economy on any other short haul A319/320. The seats were all the same on the plane, although there was probably a bit of extra legroom for the exit rows. In a non-exit row it was no more cramped than Easyjet or BA (though I'm not exactly tall!) I flew BHX-CMF return with them a couple of years ago, they were fine. Only problem I had was when CMF was fog-bound for the return, but that was hardly their fault,
Jan 6, 2018, 1:45 pm
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On a BA 320 row 11 and 12 are the exit row, 10 and 11 do not recline so they do not block the doors behind them, 12 does recline because there is no door behind it to block when reclined
edit** impede might be better than block
Jan 6, 2018, 2:47 pm
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e.g. https://www.flydirect.je/customer-in...ng-to-tenerife
Jan 6, 2018, 3:15 pm
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THIS IS A BA FLIGHT
It will have the same rules, baggage, etc. as normal. It will have whatever catering BA gives them to serve. We don't know yet whether this means BOB or free stuff, but either way Germania will have no say - they will not be buying any food or drink themselves to give passengers on the wet lease flights. In Club, BA will load their normal meals the same way they always do.
It really can't be put any clearer!
Jan 6, 2018, 3:41 pm
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Jan 6, 2018, 5:03 pm
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For the avoidance of any doubt whatsoever, and to reiterate what others have said multiple times above...
THIS IS A BA FLIGHT
It will have the same rules, baggage, etc. as normal. It will have whatever catering BA gives them to serve. We don't know yet whether this means BOB or free stuff, but either way Germania will have no say - they will not be buying any food or drink themselves to give passengers on the wet lease flights. In Club, BA will load their normal meals the same way they always do.
It really can't be put any clearer!
THIS IS A BA FLIGHT
It will have the same rules, baggage, etc. as normal. It will have whatever catering BA gives them to serve. We don't know yet whether this means BOB or free stuff, but either way Germania will have no say - they will not be buying any food or drink themselves to give passengers on the wet lease flights. In Club, BA will load their normal meals the same way they always do.
It really can't be put any clearer!