1st time BA First - Getting the most out of the experience.
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: GLA
Programs: BAEC Silver, Global Entry
Posts: 353
1st time BA First - Getting the most out of the experience.
I'm doing a layover in LHR the night before my flight to Atlanta.
Atlanta flight departs at 4pm, what would be deemed an acceptable time to check in at T5 First?
Say I turned up at check in at 12 noon, would I be accepted?
Atlanta flight departs at 4pm, what would be deemed an acceptable time to check in at T5 First?
Say I turned up at check in at 12 noon, would I be accepted?
#2
Join Date: May 2010
Location: UK
Posts: 5,380
Absolutely, you can check in any time that day. Enjoy the CCR!
#8
Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: The North
Posts: 1,844
I’ve yet to take my first First, but based on all of the detailed advice here I’d want to make the most of it. For flexibility when booking an Elemis massage, I suspect going mid-morning would work (assuming you’ve stayed somewhere with a decent breakfast)
That should allow sufficient time for a massage, a leisurely lunch, and a few post-prandial beverages...
That should allow sufficient time for a massage, a leisurely lunch, and a few post-prandial beverages...
#9
Original Poster
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: GLA
Programs: BAEC Silver, Global Entry
Posts: 353
I’ve yet to take my first First, but based on all of the detailed advice here I’d want to make the most of it. For flexibility when booking an Elemis massage, I suspect going mid-morning would work (assuming you’ve stayed somewhere with a decent breakfast)
That should allow sufficient time for a massage, a leisurely lunch, and a few post-prandial beverages...
That should allow sufficient time for a massage, a leisurely lunch, and a few post-prandial beverages...
#13
Join Date: Oct 2009
Posts: 87
Breakfast in the Concorde lounge is very nice too. Enjoy.