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Best seats on A350 guide: https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...on-thread.html
Future route speculation: https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...my-flight.html
Background discussion on the Club Suites (historical): https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...on-thread.html
Madrid training flights - meetup thread (historical): https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...ps-thread.html
British Airways has revealed the configuration for its Airbus A350-1000 (56J 56W 219Y):
First A350 flights have also been revealed:
More pics and details at https://www.ausbt.com.au/british-air...ess-class-seat
Flights planned to be operated by a A350
Summer 2021 (Updated: 9th February 2021)
Austin - Daily
Buenos Aires via São Paulo - Daily
Denver - Daily
Dubai - 3 x Weekly (Tuesday to Thursday)
Las Vegas - Daily
Newark - 2 x Weekly (Monday/Sunday)
Vancouver - Daily
Winter 2021 (Updated: 9th February 2021)
Bangalore - Daily
Boston - 9 x Weekly
BA213/212 - Daily
BA215/214 - 2 x Weekly (Mon/Sun)
Chicago - 2 x Daily
Mumbai - Daily (BA139/138)
San Diego - Daily
Tel Aviv - Daily (BA163/162)
Washington - 3 x Weekly (BA293/292 Tuesday to Thursday)
Vancouver - Daily
Future route speculation: https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...my-flight.html
Background discussion on the Club Suites (historical): https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...on-thread.html
Madrid training flights - meetup thread (historical): https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...ps-thread.html
British Airways has revealed the configuration for its Airbus A350-1000 (56J 56W 219Y):
- 56 business class featuring all-new Club Suites
- 56 premium economy
- 219 economy
- (BA maintains that no A350s will have first class)
- 10x Weekly flights.
- Daily on BA464/465
- 3x Weekly (Thurs, Sat, Sun) on BA456/457
- No end date yet.
- See for more details: https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...ps-thread.html
- A Couple of days are NO OP due to training and other requirements.
First A350 flights have also been revealed:
- 02 to 06 Sep, 09 to 30 Sep, and from 08 Oct 2019 daily to Dubai (DXB) - BA107/106
- from 01 Oct 2019, daily to Toronto (YYZ) - BA92/93
- from 01 Dec 2019, daily to Tel Aviv (TLV) - BA163/162
- from 01 Jan 2020, daily to Bangalore (BLR) - BA119/118
- from 01 Mar 2020, double daily to Dubai (DXB) - BA107/106 & BA105/104
More pics and details at https://www.ausbt.com.au/british-air...ess-class-seat
Flights planned to be operated by a A350
Summer 2021 (Updated: 9th February 2021)
Austin - Daily
Buenos Aires via São Paulo - Daily
Denver - Daily
Dubai - 3 x Weekly (Tuesday to Thursday)
Las Vegas - Daily
Newark - 2 x Weekly (Monday/Sunday)
Vancouver - Daily
Winter 2021 (Updated: 9th February 2021)
Bangalore - Daily
Boston - 9 x Weekly
BA213/212 - Daily
BA215/214 - 2 x Weekly (Mon/Sun)
Chicago - 2 x Daily
Mumbai - Daily (BA139/138)
San Diego - Daily
Tel Aviv - Daily (BA163/162)
Washington - 3 x Weekly (BA293/292 Tuesday to Thursday)
Vancouver - Daily
Flying BA’s Airbus A350: deliveries, routes, reviews and more
#453
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I don't expect runway switch, but sometimes there's a one off onto other runway 😉 Need to decide where to position myself for it's landing for the best photo opportunity!
#455
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Should you have the ability to listen to Heathrow Director on 134.980 then you will find out a few minutes earlier. (Please don't turn this thread into a debate about the legalities or ethics of doing so, we've done that to death on the internet many times).
#456
Club suite. My excitement is becoming very hard to contain
got the picture off Twitter @barrowboy77
got the picture off Twitter @barrowboy77
I do wonder how wide the aisles are...just wondering if two people can walk past each other in that aisle or if one might have to go back to allow a person to pass...while it was an intrusion into a CW pax's space, in the past crew or pax could momentarily step into the footrest space of a seat to let someone by...likely not going to happen on the new set-up as doors closed and/or the space is very close to the seated passenger now (no longer at their foot area). Will be good to get more pictures and some experience of whether this is an issue at all or not...likely only at boarding, food or just before arrivals...
EDIT: also note the central pair now appear to have a divider that one pulls backwards to provide privacy between the two seats instead of the opaque plastic window that was electrically operated in the past. (it's also no longer opaque so won't let through the light from the passenger in the other seat. (from looking at the press photos as well).
I do hope that small silver protrusion mid way up the aisle wall on each seat is not the crew method to open the door to a suite...if it is, I wonder how many will be triggered by the trolley going up and back in the aisle or a pax that happens to get too close to one side in slight turbulence or when allowing someone to pass by. (hopefully it is simply a 'bumper' to help protect the door and sides from getting hit only. (the crew or exterior release may be the button on the top of the wall where the privacy door slides forward to? or is that the seat is in the 'take off/landing position' indicator?)
Also curious if the bins do indeed just open upwards (hinged at the top) or whether they lower on the bottom part as well when opened...if only upwards, the middle rows will definitely be the only ones using the middle bins from the look of it as they are quite far inset so one would have to be in the seat space to open it?(maybe it's just the perspective of the photo though)....
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#460
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#462
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Location: Basingrad, UK
Programs: BA GfL, TK *G+
Posts: 803