IATA code | BA |
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Routes | 382 |
Top route | London Heathrow to Edinburgh Turnhouse |
Airports served | 183 |
Top airport | London Heathrow |
The flight didn’t go to Florence, it went to Pisa, for no discernible reason. The crew said it was because of windy conditions in Florence, but when we finally got to Florence (by bus) the weather was beautiful. I don’t know what was going on, but it was areal disservice to passengers. The crew, on the other hand, were all great.
Very bad service. Flight crew left everyone’s dinner trash in there laps for over an hour after eating and rarely offered people water or drinks during the flights other then the initial meal service.
Everything was ok. My complaint is that the seats in economy are very uncomfortable and sitting for 5 hours was painful
Airline delayed flight caused us to miss connection
Because we missed our connection to Philadelphia on the BA flight from Milan to London, the exit row seats that I paid for were not available on the flight we had to take to Chicago instead of Philadelphia. I literally do not fit in a regular seat. I booked early, picked and paid for the seats I needed only to not be able to get the keg room that I needed. My trip home took 24 hours. It was a nightmare. We had to get our bags in Chicago, recheck them after customs, walk mikes through airports after traveling for hours longer than we should. I will attempt to not fly with BA in the future if I can avoid it.
The flight was 2 hours late getting to London causing us to miss our connection to Philadelphia resulting in our group traveling for 24 hours to get home in seats that were in the last row of planes even though we paid hundreds of dollars in seat upgrades to get the leg room that I need as a 6 ft woman with very long legs. The trip was a nightmare and it started with the failure to get a short flight to its destination on time.
I was not able to do an online check in for the connecting flight and therefore was not able to select a seat. I did not like having to sit in the middle isle.
On the morning of my travel I received an e-mail that my flight vom Dallas to London had been cancelled and re-booked onto another earlier flight which meant I had very little time to transfer. In addition I was told at the airport that I had to pick up my luggage in Dallas and drop it off again even though I had booked it as as 1 trip from chihuahua to London. Throughout my flight from chihuahua to Dallas I felt extremely stressed about the connection flight and did not appreciate that it was changed last minute on the morning of my travel. In addition since the flight was operated by AA I was not able to online check in for my connecting flight from Dallas to London and was therefore not able to select a seat and had to sit in the middle isle.
I am 6'3" and there is no way I can sit in one of the economy seats again. I could not even open the tray table because my knees where in the way. Smallest seats I have ever seen. Never again. I tried to purchase one of the exit rows or bulkhead seats when I booked the flight but was unable to.
More leg room
The 2 hour flight from London to Prague didn't offer a meal or entertainment. It would be nice if they could offer something more besides a bag of pretzels, maybe a snack pack, and there's enough time for a movie or a couple of TV episodes, or even a nice magazine.
Love the leg room and comfortable seats...
British Airways staff are courteous and efficient, they keep passengers happy and keep the bathrooms and aisles tidy. The selection of movies was ok, TV shows (sitcoms) were boring. I wish they offered Britbox/BBC shows
Terrible seats in business class and bad food.
On time.
All perfect
Small overcrowded flight with limited overhead storage bins. The last row 30 has no windows. The aircraft has no entertainment system. The flight is 3+ hrs and is not a low-cost, but the free snack is a laughable size: a SINGLE bite soft cake/pie.
Seats were extremely close not enough leg room
Excellent special assistance. Nice touch with the morning pastry. All in all excellent
As Expected
Fabulous crew and great entertainment.
Horribly uncomfortable seats
Staff was wonderful. There was no breakfast because a cooling system had not been repaired. My luggage didn’t make it on the plane in London, so I had to wait to have my luggage delivered. I’m a long ways from home to be without items in my bag. We have to wait to be reimbursed for costs
Very polite and welcoming staff and food I enjoyed.
Old wear of seats, uncomfortable, hard to seat. Entertainment equipment malfunctioning, sound system bad, old hardware. All together made my mind not to use BA going forward.
Seats are extremely uncomfortable, wear off, entertainment equipment old and malfunctioning.
Bag was missing when we landed at Cincinnati which caused lot of trouble.
Deleyes and missing connecting flights is ridiculous Waiting for bus for 45 min is unacceptable
The flight boarded two hours late and then we had an hour sitting in the aircraft before take off. Tempers got hot The actual flight was fine and the food was really tasty. Because we landed more than 3 hours late, I missed my connecting flight. No connecting flight for the rest of the day and had to sleep over. There was absolutely no support from BA on the other side. Nothing
A nice quick and easy flight. Crew was friendly and it was comfortable.
On board British Airways flights, cabin baggage should not exceed 56x45x25cm. If your hand luggage is bigger, the British Airways assistance team will most likely ask you to pay extra for checked luggage.
British Airways offers direct flights to 180 cities in 75 different countries. Edinburgh, London, and Glasgow are the most popular cities covered by British Airways.
British Airways concentrates most of its flight operations in London.
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When you are flying British Airways with a small child, your little one will be provided with a free Skyflyers activity pack that includes items such as an activity book and crayons. Additionally, amenities such as child seats and carry cots can be provided on all flights for no extra cost. Children’s meals and baby food are also available and will be provided before adult meals.
British Airways offers four different classes in order to ensure that all of your travel needs and preferences can be met. Economy is convenient for anyone that wants to travel as affordably as possible, while Premium Economy is a more private option that is in a spacious cabin. Business will give you access to flat beds, free drinks and meals, and lounge access, whereas First will provide you with your own personal suite.
This airline is known for having close partnerships with many different airlines both within Europe and across the Atlantic, including Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, and Loganair. The company also codeshares with other additional airlines, with some examples being Cathay Pacific, Vueling, and Japan Airlines.
Known for using over 15 different types of aircrafts, British Airways operates a large fleet that is composed of upwards of 275 planes. The Airbus A320-200 is the most commonly used aircraft as it can fit around 177 passengers and is a convenient choice for middle-range trips, while the Airbus A380-800 is the plane that fits the most passengers, with the maximum being just over 460, making it ideal for long haul international flights.