British Airways seat reviews

Only good if the people in front don't fully recline their seats. I was unable to get out of my seat due to the rude people in front (one a child) fully reclining their seats and not moving them up when asked so I could go to the toilet. The young girl next to me had to leave her seat and I slid across both seats. I would not take a window seat again unless I knew the person next to me. I would also be more vocal with the lazy Dad who couldn't even work how to move the seat back into the upright position!

No disturbance from people walking along the isles being a very centre seat.
BA cabin crew do forget you for drinks etc shame really

This is our first time on the British Airways Airbus A320 European Layout for twelve years we have flown to Cyprus on the 767 we make the return journey 4 times a year in business class
The change was marked first the seats are economy the as there are three seats on each side, the so-called business class has the centre seat of each three fitted a tray device. There is no entertained system even though these flights are five hours long sometimes longer with delays on the stand or traveling to take off, our airplane was one hour late arriving at Larnaca that was caused by taxiing time at Heathrow. There is no room even in business class for all the cabin locker luggage the economy must be unbelievable because the staff were trying to place economy luggage in business class pushing and shoving the luggage about. The aisle between the seats is narrow it is not suitable for the staff to serve the business class meals the business aisle seats passengers have the bottoms of the serving staff in their face, I make the point this is no fault of the staff, the layout of the airplane is the fault. If BA is to continue using these airplanes, then the Business class should be converted to two larger seats on each side with the appropriate leg room creating a wider centre aisle. In the world of finance it has been show that business and first class seats provide more profited that economy seats why does BA not look after its business class customers, chase the economy by all means but don’t forget the loyal business class customer
I note that BA is selling a no luggage seat at a lower cost that’s fine until you note the size of hand luggage being carried into the cabin. I do feel that a test frame should exist for hand luggage this would place the gigantic hand luggage in the hold and those of us who try to be circumspect about our hand luggage will not find our hand luggage rammed and squashed in the overhead lockers

Front row of this aircraft and a bit more legroom than the other bulkhead. This is the only row that has extra legroom so arguably if you can't get these seats, it may not be worth the extra cost to you. The Club Europe meal offering has improved and you have a dedicated member of crew however few rows are occupied. The table is less sturdy than the rows behind and although the centre seat is unoccupied with a latch-in table provided to share with 2C, there are rumours that this will be discontinued and the seat just left empty. I have given entertainment 1 star only because it is a compulsory field. There was no entertainment on this shorthaul flight.

Excellent seat for solo passenger as adjacent seat is not sold

The seat was comfortable with sufficient space for the legs . New amenity set has been provided. I have noticed a better service with an inproved food and beverage compared to past BA business class. Good value for money.

Nice first class seat, same as the others. We chose the back row of first class to be close to the bathroom for our infant son incase he needed a change.
This did mean a bit of foot traffic strolling past and also some noise from the business class galley too but for what we needed it was worth it.
Plenty of room, lay flat bed and as always with BA great cabin staff service.
Going first both ways meant we could all sleep during the flight which was ideal to get our body clocks in line with Japan time before landing :-)
Even nicer was that the cabin crew allowed me to have the vacant 4F seat so my wife and son could have their own seats to sleep on rather than sharing as per the booking.

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.