British Airways seat reviews

Whilst in the best part of the aircraft (upper deck) the layout of seats in BA's business class is poor compared to competitors. 64K Is a window seat but with no direct access to the aisle a step over of another seated customer is required.

Seat very comfortable. Good leg room even when person in front is reclined. Good IFE choice. Had updated PE cabin on this aircraft. Was just disappointed that this version does not have dedicated washrooms for the PE cabin meaning long queues after meals and before landing.

I tried to change the seat online but it would not accept the change although showing isle seats available. I have two knee replacements and found the seat very uncomfortable and did not sleep at all. Having to wait for someone to wake up in order to leave my seat to stretch and keep the knees moving was not a great experience.

This seat is in the second to the last row on the lower level. It was near the bathrooms so you could hear the flushing, but honestly, that didn't bother me. leg room was standard.

Excellent seat good leg room being an exit seat. Even though being near a toilet not disturbed by people using it. Read reports about it being cold. Certainly was not. Only draw back was no window apart from in the door which was too high to see out of

These have the better legroom of the two bulkhead rows in Club Europe. The overhead lockers are very low so you cannot stand up unless you are in the aisle. Locker space is restricted owing to crew and catering storage. The loo is tiny. Food and beverage is currently free throughout the aircraft. The (all cold) Club food offering (choice of two mains plus usual snack plate and cheesecake) was OK and at least served on china with metal cutlery. The service was OK - the crew only gave out crisps with drinks when requested, but only salt and vinegar. They kept the other flavours for themselves - observed through the edge of the curtain. I have rated entertainment as one star because there was none, being a shorthaul so not applicable but the page would not let me submit without completion.

I'm not sure why his seat has mixed reviews, I though it was great. There was at least 5-7 feet of leg room between the seat and the club world seats. First served for food and drinks in economy but maybe a little narrow.

Business class fare. Economy class seat and amenity. What a rip off. Booked by my travel agent. I would have just booked economy. No leg room. No recline. No entertainment Oh a spare seat next to me but so did most of the people in economy!

Had a pleasant flight. The seat has loads of legroom. The recline was very good. Having a height of 6ft 2 I was easily able to stretch out and get some sleep. The cabin was clean. The crew was alright,but had better service before when flying BA . The only flaw was the in-flight entertainment box under the seat, it made having the footrest out when in recline mode a little awkward as my feet personally couldn't quite stretch out completely. But when the footrest is away the legroom is great. The other slight disadvantage was the remote on the side of the seat. I noticed because of the way it is positioned your leg would keep tapping it causing it to change the tv screen,. Finally the last flaw would have to be the dated entertainment that is available as well as the small screen but other than that it was a pleasant flight and I would continue to fly British Airways and their premium economy cabin again in the future.

Excellent choice of seat in respect of legroom. The seat is at one of the aircraft doors.
Near the toilet which occassionly meant that you had a small queue of people waiting to use. However not a real issue to me.
The comfort of the seat itself was not the best I have when compared to other longhaul airlines.