British Airways seat reviews

Recommended this seat by colleague. At first concerned due to proximity to area people might stand, but turned out good as was able to place Rimowa rollerbag on floor ahead of seat to use as footstool.

Very quiet. Good economy seat. (WT).

Severe lack of handbaggage space in this cabin - the overhead racks are too small to even properly hold IATA dimension luggage. Cabin crew very frustrated. Had to use WTP lockers.

No windows on this row - so a bit of an odd flight, but as I was sleeping most of time, no big deal.

Relatively standard BA Club World seat. Usual problems about lack of cubby holes in seat, but space next to seat near wall. Good nights sleep.

Toilet just behind cockpit on upper deck are huge. Really nice for changing clothes etc.

Staircase down to F is never used - apparently makes too much noise for F customers.

Super quiet aircraft, especially up here!

Very good aircraft , enjoy the flight en smoot landing , good service ,from BA , not a good choice of seat , gallery just begind doze seats so attendants use that hallway at al time for service there passengers.

Terrific flight - wonderful service- superb food

Fantastic flight, serviceand food but felt very cramped.

Extra large windows are nice, but with a full flight seat was very cramped - very narrow and claustrophobic especially when person in front reclanes their seat. Also seat seems harder and more uncomfortable compared to BA economy seats on other aircraft. Breakfast offering of single hard croissant in plastic bag was pathetic.

Overhead luggage racks tat the side too small to store a normal size carry on luggage. The ones in mid section are fine. Otherwise an excellent aircraft.

Very crowded and extremely uncomfortable. When the person in front moves their
seat back, your movie is 8 inches from your face. No room for your arms or feet. Very bad for a long flight

The BA EU flights vary their seat set up a fair bit - most business class are row 1 - 5 with a moveable screen. Row 6 - 7 are good seats for travellers as BA tend to place families with babies towards the back. Nothing specific or special to report - Basic leather seating for all with decent legroom and easy access to the bulkhead storage.

Warning row 9 do not recline due to the emergency door behind it. Row 10 - next to the emergency doors - the stewardess keeps on advising the passengers to be alert and NO slouching