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Ba 777 Business Class

British Airways' Boeing 777-200 Three Class V2 is operated on long-haul routes. This 777-200 features a 3 class configuration with 40 flat bed Business Class seats, 24 Premium Economy seats, and 219 standard Economy Class seats. Business Class seats are currently the only seats with access to power ports.

May 21, 2020 British Airways 777 Club World This particular British Airways 777 aircraft was a 777-200 which offered a 4-cabin layout on the route I was flying – New York (JFK) to London Heathrow. The Club World cabin is home to 48 seats set out in what is, essentially, a 2-4-2 layout.
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The next refurbished 777 is due to re-enter service in January, and from March, BA will add two refurbished 777 to its schedule per month. These are planned to be be largely four-class Boeing 777-200 in the first half of the year, as well as some three-class Boeing 777-200 and four-class Boeing 777-300 largely in the second half of 2020.

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Ba 777 Business Class

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British Airways Boeing 777 seating plan - Boeing 777 Long Haul cabin layout - pictures of every seat & colour interactive British Airways Boeing 777-200 seating plan. British Airways 777 seat plan and review of best seats in economy and business class.

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This seat map is for the Boeing 777-200ER as flown by British Airways. This is the four class model with five rows of WTP, and 14 First seats. It has the latest AVOD in-flight entertainment, next generation Club World seats, and new First Class seats, however only a third of the aircraft have new Premium Economy.

British Airways Boeing 777-200ER (14F)

BA Boeing 777 First Class: 14 seats rated 8/10
Pitch 78' width 21' slide down bedIFEiPod AC Power

BA 777 Business Class: 48 seats rated 9/10
Pitch 73' width 20' slide down bedIFE 10.4' TV AVOD AC Power

BA 777 Premium Economy: 40 seats rated 4/10
Pitch 38' width 18.5' reclinerIFE 6.3' TV AVOD AC Power

BA 777 Economy Class: 124 seats rated 6/10
Pitch 31' width 17.5' reclinerIFE 6.3' TV AVODNo at seat power

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Got the right plane? BA has five types of 777. This is a four-class 14F/48J variant, with new First. See also 12F/48J, 17F/48J & three class 48J/24W
20 BA Boeing 777 in fleet configured 14F/48J/40W/124Y typically flown London to Atlanta, Barbados, Boston, Chicago, Dubai, Delhi, Houston, Newark, Philadelphia, Tel Aviv, Washington.

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Boeing 777-200ER 14F

The British Airways 777 seat plan has four cabins, with First Class in the nose, with the latest style of seats.

The middle cabin is occupied by Business Class - all 14F variants now have the latest Next Generation Club World, with half of the seats facing backwards.

The British Airways Boeing 777 seating plan for the 14F version has five rows of Premium Economy (only 11 aircraft have new WTP with wider cocktail tables), and then the rear of the aircraft has Economy, called World Traveller. BA fit only 9 abreast, giving a wider seat than on many other airlines.

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Food: British Airways have a good reputation for inflight food, and serve free complementary drinks including beer, wine and spirits.
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Entertainment:
Seatback TVs in all classes on the Boeing 777, with AVOD (start & stop on demand) showing 100 TV programmes, 50 films, 170 CDs & 100 games.
Details: IFE, films»

Lounges: British Airways have separate First & Business Class lounges.
Lounges have computers, newspapers, showers, free hot food, drink & a complementary bar.
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Seat prebooking: You can pay to book your seat on British Airways Boeing 777 before the flight.
Online Checkin: British Airways have full online check-in from 24 hours before the flight.

British Airways Boeing 777-200ER overall rating: 8 out of 10in total 226 seats with 439 photos.

There are fourty-six Boeing 777 in British Airways fleet. This British Airways 777-200ER seat plan is for the twenty with 14 First Class seats, and 48 Business Class seats, with registrations G-VIIA G-VIIB G-VIIC G-VIID G-VIIE G-VIIF G-VIIG G-VIIH G-RAES G-VIIJ G-VIIK G-VIIL G-VIIM G-VIIN G-VIIS G-VIIU G-VIIV G-VIIW G-VIIX G-VIIY.
A British Airways Boeing 777 economy class review shows the best seats are normally regarded as 26A & 26K, however they are blighted by lightspill from the bathrooms, and the door slide infront. Many couples prefer the seats at the rear, 39J and K, which are the only seats you can leave without disturbing your neighbour.
British Airways fly the Boeing 777-200 14F on these routes from London Heathrow: Abuja, Accra, Atlanta, Doha, Boston, Chicago, Dubai, Kuwait, Luanda, Mumbai, Delhi, Houston, Nairobi, Newark, Philadelphia, Riyadh, Tel Aviv, Washington.

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