Nominate the friendliest British Airways staff
Dec 4, 2006, 1:36 pm
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Nominate the friendliest British Airways staff
I just happened upon this when looking for something else. I have never seen this before and I performed an exhaustive search and it would appear not to have been coevered on the BA board so here it is;
https://www.britishairways.com/trave...club/_gf/en_gb
I must admit there have been a number of times when this would have been useful.
I wonder whether the BA system would recognise Tits if I ever nominated him
https://www.britishairways.com/trave...club/_gf/en_gb
I must admit there have been a number of times when this would have been useful.
I wonder whether the BA system would recognise Tits if I ever nominated him
Dec 4, 2006, 2:42 pm
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Hey Pye,
Isn't this thread fairly well set up for our friend VC10 ??!!
^
I mean friendly in the biblical sense .....
JP
Isn't this thread fairly well set up for our friend VC10 ??!!
^ I mean friendly in the biblical sense .....
JP
Dec 4, 2006, 4:17 pm
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Well, if I could nominate FNPMS on a status downgrade to NPMS then it would certainly be her.
Dec 5, 2006, 5:18 am
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Dec 5, 2006, 7:13 am
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I just happened upon this when looking for something else. I have never seen this before and I performed an exhaustive search and it would appear not to have been coevered on the BA board so here it is;
https://www.britishairways.com/trave...club/_gf/en_gb
I must admit there have been a number of times when this would have been useful.
I wonder whether the BA system would recognise Tits if I ever nominated him
https://www.britishairways.com/trave...club/_gf/en_gb
I must admit there have been a number of times when this would have been useful.
I wonder whether the BA system would recognise Tits if I ever nominated him
P.S. Where is the form for the unfriendly staff?
OUCH! (as he receives a sudden blow from that well-known hairbrush...
Dec 5, 2006, 7:28 am
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Indeed, I'm sitting upstairs in the check-in hall at DUB paying for alcohol because they haven't opened check in yet, and wouldn't let me interline at SNN this morning. And I wouldn't mind if they weren't so bloody rude and snotty about it. Now I see exactly why DUB I-fares are so cheap 
If you find the form, I will run down and ask her name
If you find the form, I will run down and ask her name
Dec 5, 2006, 8:36 am
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[QUOTE=BA or bust;6795616P.S. Where is the form for the unfriendly staff? [/QUOTE]
This must go to LHT T4 baggage non-handlers.
The pax who had their baggage tagged as Priority left reclaim a good 30 mins after the last of the other pax.
This was on my flight back from DXB yesterday.
[/QUOTE]This must go to LHT T4 baggage non-handlers.
The pax who had their baggage tagged as Priority left reclaim a good 30 mins after the last of the other pax.
This was on my flight back from DXB yesterday.
Dec 5, 2006, 8:56 am
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Indeed, I'm sitting upstairs in the check-in hall at DUB paying for alcohol because they haven't opened check in yet, and wouldn't let me interline at SNN this morning. And I wouldn't mind if they weren't so bloody rude and snotty about it. Now I see exactly why DUB I-fares are so cheap
If you find the form, I will run down and ask her name
If you find the form, I will run down and ask her name
Dec 5, 2006, 4:32 pm
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Dec 5, 2006, 10:55 pm
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Well, I won't be nominating any of the miserable b*ggers on BA56 from JNB last night. Never seem a more miserable lot in F. They were obviously narked that F was full because the flight had gone tech the previous evening and the plane was rammed. Didn't get shown to my seat, didn't get my jacket hung up etc etc. I could go on but it is too depressing!
Even the F seat seemed poor compared to the SAA F seat. However, the new improved F food was actually new and improved, and a thousand times better than SAA's muck.
Even the F seat seemed poor compared to the SAA F seat. However, the new improved F food was actually new and improved, and a thousand times better than SAA's muck.
Dec 6, 2006, 12:31 am
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Well, I won't be nominating any of the miserable b*ggers on BA56 from JNB last night. Never seem a more miserable lot in F. They were obviously narked that F was full because the flight had gone tech the previous evening and the plane was rammed. Didn't get shown to my seat, didn't get my jacket hung up etc etc. I could go on but it is too depressing!