FAQ : BA Flights Operated by Finnair
BA notified us that ZAG-LHR to be operated by Finnair. Flying in Club Europe. Should we expect any changes in the seat or service?
At least this is better than the three flights we had that they cancelled. |
The crew will be Finnair, which is the whole point of this rather than the aircraft, but the food and bars will be the usual BA service and they will get a crib sheet to help them stick more or less to BA's service standards. No Finnair glassware. In theory you can be rebooked to other services because of this, but I can't see much point in that.
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Just had an email from BA that our flights to/from Faro in June/July will be operated by Finnair. Hopefully it will be more reliable. Wonder if they are focusing on T3 flights for this switch
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Originally Posted by Weary Nomad
(Post 34227630)
Just had an email from BA that our flights to/from Faro in June/July will be operated by Finnair. Hopefully it will be more reliable. Wonder if they are focusing on T3 flights for this switch
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Originally Posted by corporate-wage-slave
(Post 34227619)
The crew will be Finnair, which is the whole point of this rather than the aircraft, but the food and bars will be the usual BA service and they will get a crib sheet to help them stick more or less to BA's service standards. No Finnair glassware. In theory you can be rebooked to other services because of this, but I can't see much point in that.
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Originally Posted by northeastflyer
(Post 34227645)
I've had an email today advising this on one of my bookings, but there's four flights on the booking but it doesn't state which flight /flights are involved. Is there any way to find out? Thanks.
ba.com/schedules it will tell you the operator. |
Originally Posted by northeastflyer
(Post 34227645)
I've had an email today advising this on one of my bookings, but there's four flights on the booking and it doesn't state which flight /flights are involved. Is there any way to find out? Thanks.
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Just received similar email myself …… mine relates to a short trip (in late June) to LJU.
As above, not yet clear whether it covers both outward and / or return sectors, though it doesn’t really bother me. Just a shame to learn from c-w-s that the wetlease arrangement maintains - as is customary ? - normal BA service standards, rather than Finnair’s. The latter would have been a bit of a result :cool: |
Originally Posted by Weary Nomad
(Post 34227662)
Yes. If you go into MMB in the flight details section it tells you who the flight is being operated by
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...90c10e822e.png |
Yep, LHR to MRS in July changed to Operated by AY, and the seat map has changed completely. Rebooked passengers into exit rows. AY metal?
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Just looked at standard flight availability on the mobile app and the display clearly states operated by Finnair immediately.
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...72f9c91768.png |
Originally Posted by northeastflyer
(Post 34227737)
In MMB all four flights in the booking show as operated by BA, but one of the seat plans is as follows, so I'm assuming it's this one? It states it's 32B equipment.
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...90c10e822e.png |
Originally Posted by gcuk
(Post 34228348)
That seat plan is BA’s A321, the older version, that is currently still in storage.
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32B is indeed Finnair’s A321. It is an A321 with sharklets.
If it was a BA A321, it would simply be 321. |
Zero chance - I presume - that we will see any of Finnair’s A350’s ….. ?
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