LHR to LAS [which type of 777?]
#1
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Join Date: Jun 2009
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LHR to LAS [which type of 777?]
Hi.
I booked a return flight from Las to LHR in december. I have read many different opinions on wich aircraft that will be operating this route! is it the 3 class or 4 class 777, and will it be one of the old 777 or will it be one of the upgraded aircrafts?
I booked a return flight from Las to LHR in december. I have read many different opinions on wich aircraft that will be operating this route! is it the 3 class or 4 class 777, and will it be one of the old 777 or will it be one of the upgraded aircrafts?
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I used the search engine on seatexpert and it said 777 4 class, so I it confused me a bit)
When you say that they will be upgraded, are we almost guaranteed an aircraft with AVOD? Or is it possible that they will use a old 777 ?
When you say that they will be upgraded, are we almost guaranteed an aircraft with AVOD? Or is it possible that they will use a old 777 ?
#6
Join Date: Oct 2008
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All of BA`S 777 a/c fleet have now been fitted with the NGCW seats as for the AVOD you will have this on your flight as all 3 class 777 a/c are fitted with the Rockwell Collins system, its only some of the 4 class 777 a/c that still have the GMIS system which will not have AVOD.
Hope the above helps.
Hope the above helps.
#7
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There seem to be two types of 3-class 777 with NGCW seating. I flew to Delhi recently and booked 2E/2F for myself and my wife because they have the best access (for middle seats). On the outbound journey it was correct, but on the return we were in the middle a normal 4 seat middle row with another two or three rows in front. Does anyone know how many planes there are with this config?
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There seem to be two types of 3-class 777 with NGCW seating. I flew to Delhi recently and booked 2E/2F for myself and my wife because they have the best access (for middle seats). On the outbound journey it was correct, but on the return we were in the middle a normal 4 seat middle row with another two or three rows in front. Does anyone know how many planes there are with this config?
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All of BA`S 777 a/c fleet have now been fitted with the NGCW seats as for the AVOD you will have this on your flight as all 3 class 777 a/c are fitted with the Rockwell Collins system, its only some of the 4 class 777 a/c that still have the GMIS system which will not have AVOD.
Hope the above helps.
Hope the above helps.
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All of BA`S 777 a/c fleet have now been fitted with the NGCW seats as for the AVOD you will have this on your flight as all 3 class 777 a/c are fitted with the Rockwell Collins system, its only some of the 4 class 777 a/c that still have the GMIS system which will not have AVOD.
Hope the above helps.
Hope the above helps.
Here are the lastest dates for the upgrades.
CIHY
G-YMMA 777-236ER 36J/24W/215M No 1.2 TES 18ch 27.10.09
G-YMMB 777-236ER 36J/24W/215M No 1.2 TES 18ch 05.12.09
G-YMMC 777-236ER 36J/24W/215M No 1.2 TES 18ch 21.01.10
G-YMMD 777-236ER 36J/24W/215M No 1.2 TES 18ch 03.04.10
G-YMME 777-236ER 36J/24W/215M No 1.2 TES 18ch 16.02.10