Best BA First seating YVR to LHR
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The 747 is the best F cabin. I like the enlcosed feel of it not like the 777 and the sort of see where you are going from the window seats
I'm far from the best person to ask, as ScottC says just do a quick search
I'm far from the best person to ask, as ScottC says just do a quick search
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Guy Betsy:
And unless you're a BA GOLD member, those 1A and 1K seats can't be reserved ahead of time.</font>
And unless you're a BA GOLD member, those 1A and 1K seats can't be reserved ahead of time.</font>
Crazy Canuck I had two flights last week and the week before in first and conincidentally between YVR and LHR (not that it matters). I had 1A on both flights and the downside to 1A is that it is right next to the closet, it is the most private seat except when everyone is getting on board and going to the closet opening and closing it, then it is probably the least private. The closet makes it seem a bit more enclosed which may be good or bad depnding on your preference. I think 2A or 2K is a good compromise between privacy and space.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by BigKing:
Or unless you have an infant who needs the bassinet, and I recognize they may not be reserved as in confirmed or guaranteed but when we have requested them ahead of time with a baby we have always gotten them.
Crazy Canuck I had two flights last week and the week before in first and conincidentally between YVR and LHR (not that it matters). I had 1A on both flights and the downside to 1A is that it is right next to the closet, it is the most private seat except when everyone is getting on board and going to the closet opening and closing it, then it is probably the least private. The closet makes it seem a bit more enclosed which may be good or bad depnding on your preference. I think 2A or 2K is a good compromise between privacy and space.</font>
Or unless you have an infant who needs the bassinet, and I recognize they may not be reserved as in confirmed or guaranteed but when we have requested them ahead of time with a baby we have always gotten them.
Crazy Canuck I had two flights last week and the week before in first and conincidentally between YVR and LHR (not that it matters). I had 1A on both flights and the downside to 1A is that it is right next to the closet, it is the most private seat except when everyone is getting on board and going to the closet opening and closing it, then it is probably the least private. The closet makes it seem a bit more enclosed which may be good or bad depnding on your preference. I think 2A or 2K is a good compromise between privacy and space.</font>
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by crazy canuck:
I was looking @ a seat map, and the closet looks like it's behind 5a?--or am I looking at the wrong metal ?</font>
I was looking @ a seat map, and the closet looks like it's behind 5a?--or am I looking at the wrong metal ?</font>
Again just use the search function this topic has been talked about lots.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by CT-UK:
By Closet we are talking about the wardrobe at the front.The toilet (closet) is behind 5A.
Again just use the search function this topic has been talked about lots.</font>
By Closet we are talking about the wardrobe at the front.The toilet (closet) is behind 5A.
Again just use the search function this topic has been talked about lots.</font>