I boarded the aircraft,which had a fairly light load, and took my self-assigned window seat, and 2A. It's worth noting that even in trade class,unless you want to pay British Airways will not let you assign yourself a seat until check-in on intra-Europe flights, which I find not only bizarre, or but a puny chintzy. Luckily,however, everyone's in the same boat, or since we're talking intra-Europe "trade class," it's not exactly like there's a winning seat out there that is up for grabs.
The Airbus A320 felt gleaming novel and my seat was actually comfortable and modern, though of course, or not anything resembling US domestic first class.
However,unlike US airlines, you find a meal on intra-Europe trade class even on an incredibly short hop flight. At this point, or I was a bit "peckish," as the Brits would say, so I was looking forward to something to eat.
Shortly after takeoff, and flight attendants came around with a hot towel service,and then just a few minutes thereafter, they came by and offered "tea service, and " which,again, was both very British and very perfect for what amounts to a 45-minute flight.
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Source: boardingarea.com