Jun 7, 2018, 9:13 am
Last edit by: newyorklondon
Name That Seat! Thread - Guidelines
The aim of the game is to guess the seat number and aircraft type from a quirky/fun photo of (or from) a seat on a BA-operated flight in the current fleet.* There ought to be at least one clue of some sort in the photo, so we don't - for example - run the risk of endless Economy seat guesses.
There are only three rules to follow:
1) Photo posters: remember to keep it to one 'live' photo at a time (i.e. check that the last photo posted has been guessed correctly before posting another).
2) Guessers: you must guess a seat number and aircraft type.
3) Guessers: in the event of a wrong guess, please wait a minimum of 10 minutes before guessing again (i.e. let someone else have a chance at guessing before you do so again).
Good luck!
* Depending on how popular the thread is, we might - in the future - open it up to seats on aircraft types retired from the current BA fleet.
The aim of the game is to guess the seat number and aircraft type from a quirky/fun photo of (or from) a seat on a BA-operated flight in the current fleet.* There ought to be at least one clue of some sort in the photo, so we don't - for example - run the risk of endless Economy seat guesses.
There are only three rules to follow:
1) Photo posters: remember to keep it to one 'live' photo at a time (i.e. check that the last photo posted has been guessed correctly before posting another).
2) Guessers: you must guess a seat number and aircraft type.
3) Guessers: in the event of a wrong guess, please wait a minimum of 10 minutes before guessing again (i.e. let someone else have a chance at guessing before you do so again).
Good luck!
* Depending on how popular the thread is, we might - in the future - open it up to seats on aircraft types retired from the current BA fleet.
Name that seat!
Aug 1, 2019, 2:08 pm
#334
Join Date: May 2012
Programs: BA Gold, HHonors Diamond, IHG Platinum, Senior Railcard & Bus Pass
Posts: 987
I thought I’d revive this thread by posting a recent picture of fellow FTer @Fontana (with his permission of course).
Name that seat!
(The picture has been edited to protect Fontana’s identity, but the smile is 100% genuine!
)
Name that seat!
(The picture has been edited to protect Fontana’s identity, but the smile is 100% genuine!
)
Aug 5, 2019, 9:49 am
#344
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: KOI
Programs: BA
Posts: 309
Ok to answer your question, I did not do it again since being told off, as I do care. My risk assessment at that time was this was no more dangerous than just letting her sleep across my lap if unexpected turbulence hits, as I believe most parents, myself included, will not keep the extension seatbelt on for the full 12 hour flight but just put it on if the seat belt sign was turned on for expected turbulence, I will secure her just like I would if she is in a bassinet. I know about the "no seat belt in that position" reason, but I believe the seat belts of a bassinet will not do much in a turbulence either, which is why the infant has to be removed when the seat belt sign is on.