British Airways Revealing New Club World Seat Tomorrow

By: Ben Schlappig

Published: March 17, 2019

18 comments

The wait is finally over… almost. On Saturday morning I wrote about how British Airways was teasing their new Club World seat.

We have some very observant readers, so in the afternoon I shared what I think the new Club World seat could look like.

Could this be British Airways’ new Club World seat?

We know British Airways’ first A350 will be flying within a few months, so I wasn’t sure if we’d have to wait days or weeks to finally learn about the new seat.

Well, now we know. British Airways has posted on Instagram to say that they’ll reveal their new Club World seat tomorrow morning at 10:15AM GMT, or 6:15AM EDT.

I can’t wait!!!

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Rob in Miami Gold

March 18, 2019, 11:43 am

@The Nice Paul. Yes. The tax to keep tourists out of the UK is working. I will travel to Portugal or France instead.

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The nice Paul Diamond

March 18, 2019, 3:03 am

@ Ron in Miami You do know that tax is imposed by the UK government, not BA, right? BA’s job is to collect it, as unpaid tax inspectors (just like the government has turned them into unpaid immigration officials, checking passengers’ passports and visas before they’re allowed to board). The government imposes the tax because it says it wants to discourage flying. With your comment, it looks like that tax is doing exactly what they want. In these dumb Brexity times that’s a rare UK government success story.

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Davis Guest

March 17, 2019, 3:27 pm

Excited to see this seat on their new 777X, which will likely fly routes that the 747 and A380 currently do.

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Rob in Miami Gold

March 17, 2019, 2:20 pm

Their tax = Negative. Not the way to fly.... no matter how perfect the seat may be.

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Jordan Guest

March 17, 2019, 2:15 pm

@Ben - Since the above seat is your guess, check back to 2015 when BA submitted a patent for this design and you also wrote an article covering it.