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BRITISH AIRWAYS WORLD TRAVELLER PLUS SEAT REVIEW  - 3 February 2010 by Paul Churchley (UK)

WTP London - Orlando. WTP is a big improvement over standard economy but the bigger seat is all you get. The rest of the service is the same as World Traveller. You even have to use the WT toilets. The seat itself is excellent and in my opinion worth paying the extra but BA could add something to make the WTP experience a little special given the price. I would fly BA WTP again but I might try Virgin Premium Economy next time.

BRITISH AIRWAYS WORLD TRAVELLER ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 15 October 2009 by Jon Gustorf (USA)

BA has typical 31" pitch in World Traveller so it's a bit cramped. I like aisle on long hauls for easy access. I've flown SFO-LHR many times on BA. Unless you can score a bulkhead all seats are basically the same.

BRITISH AIRWAYS WORLD TRAVELLER ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 21 September 2009 by Steve Nevett (USA)

The seat itself was not bad, except for being dirty, however, the IFE was broken for approximately 30-40 people in economy. Some of BA's 777 are very old and are showing it with broken equipment.

BRITISH AIRWAYS WORLD TRAVELLER PLUS CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 13 August 2009 by David Russell (UK)

I am over six feet tall so booked a word traveller plus cabin seat. Overall very good and one of the few seats where I have been able to stretch out and even cross my legs.

BRITISH AIRWAYS WORLD TRAVELLER ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 7 February 2009 by Ian Ford (USA)

I used to find that British Airways WT seats had very little leg room, but this seems to have improved. The seat was comfortable for a 6'00" guy on a 10.5 hour flight from LHR to SFO. I slept a bit on a day flight and had a good view of the screen (which had a lot of movie and TV choices)

BRITISH AIRWAYS WORLD TRAVELLER (+WT PLUS) CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 6 January 2009 by Phillip Watson (UK)

Travelled WT+ and WT on BA on Toronto flights. The seats in WT+ are comfortable and recline well. It is difficult to judge legroom as we were in a cot position on both flights. In terms of comfort WT+ has the edge over WT as we found the seats harder in WT and more difficult to get comfortable which don't help on an 8 hour overnight flight.

BRITISH AIRWAYS ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 24 December 2008 by B Edwards (UK)

World Traveller Plus cabin. Isle seat next to window seat has restricted foot space due to entertainment electronics under seat in front, so swapped for window. Not a bad seat, and fine for daytime long haul flights. But sleeping less good. Width feels less than Virgin and Qantas premium economy seats - BA fits the same number across a 777 as the others have in a 747. No AVOD and screen is incredibly small by today's standards. Power socket is low voltage type. Looking old.

BRITISH AIRWAYS ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 20 September 2008 by Linda Brand (Norway)

Euro Traveller, OSL-LHR. After flying a lot of low-cost airlines, this was a good experience. I had seat 6F with the middle seat empty. Would have felt a bit cramped with a full flight. However, the seat width and legroom was good. Checked in online. Fast and easy.

BRITISH AIRWAYS ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 18 August 2008 by Simon Banister (South Africa)

LHR-NBO The flight was not full, and there were plenty of free seats, so I had a row of three to myself. If, however, I had been on a full flight I would have found it very cramped.

BRITISH AIRWAYS ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 14 August 2008 by Stephen Jacques (Ireland)

9 hour flight from LGW to Orlando on outbound and 7 hours on the way back. Flight was comfortable although as always a little extra legroom in economy would go a long way to enhancing the economy flying experience. Flight out was longer but felt more comfortable on way back, sat in row 22A on outbound and 21D on return. IFE was sufficient and kept me occupied!

BRITISH AIRWAYS ECONOMY CLASS SEAT REVIEW  - 21st March 2008 by Scott Welsh (UK)

Seat was very tight on width and i am 6ft with a 34inch waist. Space was okay when forward seat was not reclined but when it was it felt very close and you could not read or use you table. In flight entertainment wasn't fully working either and they made no announcement about this. Seat head rest were poor.

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