How much Amps can I draw from the new clubworld seat?
#106
Join Date: Oct 2021
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I was just saying to my husband what a great site this is for serious and often complex questions about fares, seating and queries that are often rather challenging.
Corporate is just brilliant. Helped me stop worrying about my BA flight to Rome that disappeared off the face of the earth
Then I see this thread.......
Corporate is just brilliant. Helped me stop worrying about my BA flight to Rome that disappeared off the face of the earth
Then I see this thread.......
#107
Join Date: Oct 2021
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Didnt realise there was a thread about something bringing in a McDonald's into First. If I ever go First then I will be smartly dressed (but ready to change into PJ's at the appropriate time) lightly perfumed with Jo Malone fragrance and looking like I fly First all the time.
Then someone brings in a Macci D!
Then someone brings in a Macci D!
#108
Join Date: Nov 2017
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Didnt realise there was a thread about something bringing in a McDonald's into First. If I ever go First then I will be smartly dressed (but ready to change into PJ's at the appropriate time) lightly perfumed with Jo Malone fragrance and looking like I fly First all the time.
Then someone brings in a Macci D!
Then someone brings in a Macci D!
Bringing McDonald's food into BA first class
#109
Join Date: Feb 2012
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Didnt realise there was a thread about something bringing in a McDonald's into First. If I ever go First then I will be smartly dressed (but ready to change into PJ's at the appropriate time) lightly perfumed with Jo Malone fragrance and looking like I fly First all the time.
Then someone brings in a Macci D!
Then someone brings in a Macci D!
(yes I know there's a thread on that too!)
#111
Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: London, UK
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Sadly these days most people in F turn up in velour trakkies and flip flops.
#112
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#115
Join Date: Dec 2014
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I do have a particular aversion to flip flops outside of beach areas. Not a fan of feet.
#116
Moderator: British Airways Executive Club, Marriott Bonvoy
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Folks,
It seems this thread is attracting a lot of attention, so let's resist the off-topic meanderings and keep the focus on the OPs thread topic. Whatever that is.
It seems this thread is attracting a lot of attention, so let's resist the off-topic meanderings and keep the focus on the OPs thread topic. Whatever that is.
#117
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: City of Kingston Upon Hull
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I'm sure any non compliance in crew requests not to operate said equipment would be met with a simple switch off of the system preventing in-seat power from being used by anyone. The same would go for air fryers, George Foreman grills,, electric woks, rice-steamers, soup-makers, microwaves, nutri-bullets, toasters, pop-corn machines or any other obsure appliance which has absolutely no place for use in an aircraft cabin.
#118
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