| I See British Airways 14:50 - Dec 29 with 574 views | Boston |
...has come out worst in the amount of leg room available for passengers on an aircraft. Did we not enter the clubs executive jet then? |  |
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| I See British Airways on 16:11 - Dec 29 with 390 views | Rsole |
Did they compare it with the seats at HQ as well as the jet ?
I think the worst ex Flag carrier for legroom is probably Iberia, which is part of IAG with BA so maybe that’s part of the measurements.
I’m about 6ft and basically can’t sit in their ‘normal’ economy seat without cramping up or doing a Hammy in 90mins. |  |
| Those possessed by devils, try and keep them under control a bit, can't you ?
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| I See British Airways on 17:53 - Dec 29 with 292 views | BlackCrowe |
| I See British Airways on 16:11 - Dec 29 by Rsole |
Did they compare it with the seats at HQ as well as the jet ?
I think the worst ex Flag carrier for legroom is probably Iberia, which is part of IAG with BA so maybe that’s part of the measurements.
I’m about 6ft and basically can’t sit in their ‘normal’ economy seat without cramping up or doing a Hammy in 90mins. |
As a fairly seasoned business traveller, BA has been diminishing as a product for years now. To be honest, as long the flight is on time i don't really care on short haul. Even the Avios programme which has kept me in 'free' flights for years has been devalued.
But they're still better than easyjet, ryanair and charter flights on short haul. And worse than most (except US carriers) on long haul. |  |
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