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9W - DEL to LHR
Thx to Unite and British airways I am flying 9w to LHR out DEL. As this is going to be my first international (In this trip I flew them from BOM to GOA) trip on 9W (Class of Travel J). I was wondering what is the service like and also if there is fast track on arrival at LHR.
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Hi Palermo,
yes there is a fast track on arrival at LHR in T3. Sometimes crew forget to hand out passes so make sure you request for you. Service out of DEL is not as good as ex BOM, but still surpasses BA and is much more customer friendly. Meals are actually plated rather than a single casserole and winelist is often better. The seat is great and they actually carry bedding and a duvet to help you sleep better. Entertainment is more bollywood focussed but no chance of not getting AVOD as all longhaul aircraft are equipped. If you aren't flying on a Tues/Weds you'll have a 77W otherwise a 332. Personally, I prefer the 332 in Business/Premiere in a 1-1-1 layout, as there is no first class so the IFS is in charge of service and the experience is usually very good. You won't be disappointed. 9W is a little rough around the edges and crew lack the experience of BA, which I find more problematic on a night flight but since DEL-LHR is a day time departure you'll probably enjoy your experience and may even convert to a 9W flyer.... let me know how it goes. |
Originally Posted by avm2806
(Post 14047474)
Hi Palermo,
yes there is a fast track on arrival at LHR in T3. Sometimes crew forget to hand out passes so make sure you request for you. Service out of DEL is not as good as ex BOM, but still surpasses BA and is much more customer friendly. Meals are actually plated rather than a single casserole and winelist is often better. The seat is great and they actually carry bedding and a duvet to help you sleep better. Entertainment is more bollywood focussed but no chance of not getting AVOD as all longhaul aircraft are equipped. If you aren't flying on a Tues/Weds you'll have a 77W otherwise a 332. Personally, I prefer the 332 in Business/Premiere in a 1-1-1 layout, as there is no first class so the IFS is in charge of service and the experience is usually very good. You won't be disappointed. 9W is a little rough around the edges and crew lack the experience of BA, which I find more problematic on a night flight but since DEL-LHR is a day time departure you'll probably enjoy your experience and may even convert to a 9W flyer.... let me know how it goes. My flight to BOM with BA in F with reduced service was terrible so I look forward to trying 9W. Do you know what lounge they use in DEL? Is it good? |
Originally Posted by avm2806
(Post 14047474)
Hi Palermo,
yes there is a fast track on arrival at LHR in T3. Sometimes crew forget to hand out passes so make sure you request for you. |
Originally Posted by UncleDude
(Post 14049630)
Jet Arrives at T4..No Fastrack but at 1830 in T4 you should not need it unless BOM flight gets in late a few minutes before DEL.
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Originally Posted by lallyr
(Post 14050403)
If you mean the immigration fast track card? If so you get that at T4 too.
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Thanks you all for the feedback.
I finally flew DEL LHR with 9W. Overall impression was very good. Hard product is fantastic (I loved the seat, toilets and the general state of the cabin) A lot better than the old F cabin and defo a better product than Club. Service was good with some room for improvement. Not too overly impressed by the food. No western choices were available (I like Indian food but after 3 weeks my stomach was craving for some pasta or beef). Second meal (I got the chicken sandwich) was very small. Also, the lounge and the airport were not that bad. I had read terrible thing in FF. In summary, I would definetely fly again in 9W and I will choose them over BA in this route. Fast track on arrival to LHR. |
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