Seat Map British Airways Boeing B787 9

Overall good. Better air quality helps on long flight. Downside aisles are narrow on 787 and BA lacks full seat adjustment and prefer the more open cabin of AA and JL 77W to the Dilbert cubicles . Personal taste, some folks like to be locked away. BA service was much better than usual. Food is more limited than JL or AA but good quality. I wish BA would serve a salad course.

Comfortable seating with reasonable amount of space, electronic connections fairly easy to access. Comfortable, easy operated flat be conversion. Blankets and pillows provided. Reasonable "convenience pack". Dinner was good with good wine choices, breakfast "filled a gap" but not vey appetising. Cabin service was excellent. Didn't use entertainment as tried to sleep, but choice looked good.

Excellent extra legroom / partition seat, perhaps upto 2 feet of legroom. Little disturbance as just business class in front and they have no need to move through the premium / economy cabins. Crew do however jump through the partition curtains which can be alarming !
Great flight, excellent service and a nice roast lamb meak.

Front row premium economy, very roomy and little disturbance as few passengers walking from business which was the other side of the partition. The occasional cabin crew doing a catwalk and pushing back the curtains abruptly without looking was however somewhat alarming !

Good seat in First Class as only 8 seats not disturbed by people passing by. Large TV screen. Took me a while to figure out the seating and lighting controls.

The seats are terrible you're stuck and there's nowhere to put anything. Virgin's premium economy seats are better designed

Very comfortable and quiet business class seat, almost a compartment. Little disturbance from anyone. Great service from the crew.