New member question
Sep 13, 2014 | 11:19 am
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Hey, me and my Family is taking a flight With BA from London(hea) to New york (JFK) (before London we came from Bergen, Norway) We take a flight about 2 weeks and i have never fly With BA to New York before and
dont now if there is a good Airlines? we are gonna take BA0113?Is that a good flight on economy class? is the plane old or New? what experience people have With BA and flight number BA0113? is there enough time With a stop from bergen to London on heatrow With 2hours and 20 min? i hope someone can answers me quick!
Hey, me and my Family is taking a flight With BA from London(hea) to New york (JFK) (before London we came from Bergen, Norway) We take a flight about 2 weeks and i have never fly With BA to New York before and
dont now if there is a good Airlines? we are gonna take BA0113?Is that a good flight on economy class? is the plane old or New? what experience people have With BA and flight number BA0113? is there enough time With a stop from bergen to London on heatrow With 2hours and 20 min? i hope someone can answers me quick!
Sep 13, 2014 | 12:34 pm
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Welcome to FT andypendi64!
BA113 is operated (usually) by a 747-400, which will have a slightly dated version of BA's economy class, but which is, in many ways, superior to a lot of the offerings on this route. The aircraft itself is probably 15-20 years old at this point. You'll be fed and alcohol is complimentary (included in the price of your ticket). Don't get too excited about the inflight entertainment, as this is very dated and in no way comparable to Emirates, for example, but no worse than AA or UA.
2h20m is plenty of time to connect in Heathrow, it's a relatively straightforward process. Basically just follow signs for flight connections. Actually, it's probably too much time, but you can never be sure.
BA113 is operated (usually) by a 747-400, which will have a slightly dated version of BA's economy class, but which is, in many ways, superior to a lot of the offerings on this route. The aircraft itself is probably 15-20 years old at this point. You'll be fed and alcohol is complimentary (included in the price of your ticket). Don't get too excited about the inflight entertainment, as this is very dated and in no way comparable to Emirates, for example, but no worse than AA or UA.
2h20m is plenty of time to connect in Heathrow, it's a relatively straightforward process. Basically just follow signs for flight connections. Actually, it's probably too much time, but you can never be sure.
Sep 13, 2014 | 10:25 pm
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Welcome to FlyerTalk. Since you've already posted this query in the appropriate BA forum, and because crossposting is not permitted, I've closed this thread to further discussion (see FlyerTalk Rules for detailed guidance).
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