Originally Posted by mikeyfly
(Post 32491098)
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Just a thought, but now that she has finally arrived, is it worth closing this thread so that all future deliveries can be tracked in the usual thread?
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...tirements.html |
Originally Posted by richardwft
(Post 32491193)
I like this pic with the B744 below, BA Boeing past and present.
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Originally Posted by TedToToe
(Post 32491220)
Just a thought, but now that she has finally arrived, is it worth closing this thread so that all future deliveries can be tracked in the usual thread?
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...tirements.html |
Now looking forward to photos of the First cabin on this 781
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Originally Posted by Yellowbelly
(Post 32492959)
Now looking forward to photos of the First cabin on this 781
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Originally Posted by Yellowbelly
(Post 32492959)
Now looking forward to photos of the First cabin on this 781
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Originally Posted by Yellowbelly
(Post 32492959)
Now looking forward to photos of the First cabin on this 781
Originally Posted by JFX1764
(Post 32493124)
Not too different from the First cabin on the 787-9
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I think the IFE and handset for the F seat in the 787-10 is a bit better than on the 787-9?
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Originally Posted by onobond
(Post 32493158)
IIRC, it's the same seat, just minus the buddy seat
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Originally Posted by KARFA
(Post 32493159)
I think the IFE and handset for the F seat in the 787-10 is a bit better than on the 787-9?
Originally Posted by onobond
(Post 32493158)
IIRC, it's the same seat, just minus the buddy seat
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Originally Posted by 13901
(Post 32493175)
There's no buddy seat on the 789 either. Or, rather, there is but there's the screen in the way.
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Originally Posted by KARFA
(Post 32493159)
I think the IFE and handset for the F seat in the 787-10 is a bit better than on the 787-9?
Originally Posted by gliderpilot
(Post 32493177)
Hopefully they have improved the material/design to reduce the wear along the edge of the shelf and also on the seat controls (so you can actually see what the icons are for the latter!). Wonder is there will be any other minor differences?
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Any idea when the 78X will be out on revenue service?
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G-ZBLB in CHS
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...1a17f4c53.jpeg
Some pics on Twitter of the 2nd 787-10 pre delivery. Here: |
Originally Posted by george77300
(Post 32494248)
Some pics on Twitter of the 2nd 787-10 pre delivery. shame no pics of inside the cabin. |
Originally Posted by gliderpilot
(Post 32494284)
She’s looking super shiny!
shame no pics of inside the cabin. https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...9a76ce4d7.jpeg https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...d221aabf4.jpeg |
G-ZBLA is scheduled for a freighter service, BA193F, to DFW on Saturday 4 July. Looks like it'll be doing DFW freight flights for at least the next week or so.
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Just casually looked out of my window and saw G-ZBLA on the approach into Heathrow from Dallas. Bit of a coincidence but she looks great!
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Here’s some more interior shots of G-ZBLB that I saw on Twitter:
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...620c06a1f.jpeg https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...dc88b3602.jpeg https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...bf1923f83.jpeg https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...baf8dae4f.jpeg https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...ccb5ba3bb.jpeg |
Thank you BAeuro for the images.
****************** Isn't it strange that people claim that the 787-10 would not have crew bunks but the first three rows in the middle have locked overhead compartments rather than a locker that you could stow the baggage. I assume that area is a crew bunk like 787-8's. |
So, basically First is exactly the same as on the 789 (although I’d have loved not have a fisheye photo so to check whether the frayed edge solution had been implemented) whilst WT+ and WT are in the 777 Panasonic and 350 style. I can see a great lack of IFE boxes in some of those WT seats!
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Originally Posted by ISTFlyer
(Post 32519819)
Thank you BAeuro for the images.
****************** Isn't it strange that people claim that the 787-10 would not have crew bunks but the first three rows in the middle have locked overhead compartments rather than a locker that you could stow the baggage. I assume that area is a crew bunk like 787-8's. |
Originally Posted by ISTFlyer
(Post 32519819)
Thank you BAeuro for the images.
****************** Isn't it strange that people claim that the 787-10 would not have crew bunks but the first three rows in the middle have locked overhead compartments rather than a locker that you could stow the baggage. I assume that area is a crew bunk like 787-8's. The 78X has a flight crew rest area, but not cabin crew rest area at the back. |
Originally Posted by 13901
(Post 32519837)
you mean the 2 rows of First?
Originally Posted by richardwft
(Post 32519834)
Cabin or Flight crew bunks?
Originally Posted by 13901
(Post 32519837)
The 78X has a flight crew rest area, but not cabin crew rest area at the back.
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Originally Posted by 13901
(Post 32519827)
So, basically First is exactly the same as on the 789...
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Absolutely should’ve put doors on the F seats!
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Originally Posted by ISTFlyer
(Post 32519863)
Thanks for this information.
All BAs longhaul fleet have flight crew bunks. The 787-10 and the G-VIIx 772s don’t have cabin crew bunks so limits the routes of the 787-10 in BAs fleet to those done by the G-VIIx 772s. So no further than SEA/DFW and some Caribbean routes along with the Middle East, and shorter African routes. The rest of the longhaul fleet have cabin crew rests so not limited by this. |
Originally Posted by gliderpilot
(Post 32519876)
Allost but a few minor changes. They’ve modified the edge of the side table. The leather is now on a strip along the top rather than going a round the edge itself. Should be much more hard wearing hopefully. It’s not easiest to see in those pictures unfortunately.
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Originally Posted by george77300
(Post 32519885)
To further expand on the crew bunks:
All BAs longhaul fleet have flight crew bunks. The 787-10 and the G-VIIx 772s don’t have cabin crew bunks so limits the routes of the 787-10 in BAs fleet to those done by the G-VIIx 772s. So no further than SEA/DFW and some Caribbean routes along with the Middle East, and shorter African routes. The rest of the longhaul fleet have cabin crew rests so not limited by this. |
Does anyone else think it’s odd that the Speedmarque is at the back of the WTP cabin? That is usually positioned at the front of each cabin section.
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Originally Posted by BAeuro
(Post 32520016)
Does anyone else think it’s odd that the Speedmarque is at the back of the WTP cabin? That is usually positioned at the front of each cabin section.
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...b789b7269.jpeg |
Originally Posted by revorgap
(Post 32520129)
Could it be due to the shape of the front cabin divider? Might not fit?
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...b789b7269.jpeg |
Originally Posted by 13901
(Post 32519891)
ah, great, at least that bit is sorted on the 78X. I remember the conversations with one of the cabin engineers when this first appeared... 2017 if memory serves me right. Let’s hope it eventually rolls out to the 789.
With regards to the missing cabin crew bunks, the 787-10 also lacks the galley space to provide a second hot meal service. Both of these reasons restrict the routes the aircraft will be used on. |
Originally Posted by BAeuro
(Post 32520158)
Ah yes that must be the reason. I hadn’t seen a picture of the front divider. It’s a weird design to be honest, the way it is narrower at the top and gives a good view into CW. Of course that’s without the curtain.
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Originally Posted by mikeyfly
(Post 32519879)
Absolutely should’ve put doors on the F seats!
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the difference between FIRST and CLUB is usually not a lot. I think a different colour palette might have differentiated between them better. One looks like a continue of the other in those photos. Might be different in reality, of course. The soft product is different too. But small difference like the black window surrounds on the 777 and 747 make a big visual impact.
Originally Posted by islandadventurer
(Post 32520204)
Probably like that to allow crew to see the whole cabin for Take-off / Landing without needing one of those flip up windows. The closed curtain then gives privacy inflight -- at least no one in Club is staring backwards into WTP during take-off like with the old seat!
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Originally Posted by revorgap
(Post 32520129)
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Originally Posted by richardwft
(Post 32521195)
The CW aisle looks very narrow in this pic, is it narrower than A350?
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Originally Posted by richardwft
(Post 32521195)
The CW aisle looks very narrow in this pic, is it narrower than A350?
The a350 has a cabin width of 5.61m whereas the 781 is 5.49m. If the seats are the same size it means 6cm less space on each aisle |
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