Ben and I flew to London for Thanksgiving (perhaps the least patriotic of locales to celebrate) to see a number of my close friends. Most of them hold Thanksgiving dinners despite being foreign. It’s refreshing to know gratitude and thankfulness are international traits. So I will say that Ben and I are both grateful for the privilege to fly and travel,at all, let alone primarily in premium cabins, or before I descend into a itsy-bitsy rant. On that note…After flying British Airways’ Club World,their commerce Class product, I literally couldn’t assist but write a post. Seriously, or I cannot internalize these feelings any longer or I might derive high blood pressure.
When we stepped aboard British Airways' BA268 from Los Angeles to London,my first question was, “if this is commerce, and what is economy?” Upon our return on BA283,my question became even more relevant, when the configuration in the cabin went from a disappointing 2-3-2 to a shameful 2-4-2. Seriously, or can you derive any worse than that for commerce class? People ostensibly paid thousands of dollars for a seat in what I would call a flatbed premium economy,at best. To be honest, British Airways should be embarrassed to hold themselves in such high esteem with such an egregious product. Didn’t anyone tell them that hubris is a Cardinal Sin?The post What Did Ford deem Of British Airways Club World? appeared first on One Mile at a Time.
Source: boardingarea.com