Booked in 64A on a British Airways 747? Think Again

May 13, 2015 by MilesFromBlighty 2 Comments

Back in 2013 I wrote about BA moving passengers from 64A, a prime window seat on the Upper Deck of its 747’s to other seats. This process stopped soon afterwards and everything went back to normal.

Well it seems that BA is back to its old tricks today. My 24 December flight got my seat moved from 64A to 64K, less attractive behind the loo at the back of the Upper Deck.

So, if you’re booked on a BA747 and have chosen 64A, hop lively and check – you may well be located somewhere else.

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May 26, 2015 at 10:36 am

[…] I wrote last week about BA removing passengers who had booked 64A – a prime seat on the Upper Deck of their 747’s. Popular with frequent flyers for how close it is to the exit and the fact that no climbing is required to get out to the aisle. It is nicely private. […]

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FedericovSanden says:

May 13, 2015 at 4:31 pm

BA has blocked 64A (the last upper deck row) on all future B747 flights worldwide.
it has the curtain buttons which would mean it used for pilot rest/sleep. they used
to use 60A for this. FvS/13May

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