British Airways » Euro Traveller
Class rating 6.9
- Boarding 7.5
- Seat for sitting 7.3
- Seat for sleeping 1.2
- Service 7.4
- Entertainment 1.1
- Food & drink 5.6
- Punctuality 7.4
- Baggage 5.0
- Of course, your ratings vary widely for different classes. Choose one below for full details.
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- B767-300 - 6.4
- B747-400 High J - 7.2
- A320 - 7.2
- B737-400 - 6.3
- A321 - 7.9
- B787 Dreamliner - 0.0
- A319 - 7.3
- B747-400 Mid J - 7.5
- A350 - 0.0
- B777-200 (Four class) - 7.6
- B777-200 (Three class) - 8.7
- A320 (Domestic) - 6.9
- B767-300 (European config.) - 6.1
- A318 - 9.3
- Embraer 170 - 5.5
- Embraer 190 - 7.6
- A321 (ex-Bmi) - 6.4
- B777-300ER - 7.7
- A380 - 0.0
Euro Traveller is British Airways' short-haul economy product. The seat pitch is generally 31 inches, with, usually, a seat width of 17 inches and a maximum recline of five inches.
Note that on some aircraft such as the Avro RJ100 and some rows of seats on Boeing 737s, both of which are being phased out, that the seat pitch is less than 31 inches. Seating configuration is generally 3-3, except on new Embraers, when it is 2-2.
If you are flying domestically in the UK the short-haul economy product is called UK Domestic, but is much the same as Euro Traveller.
Aircraft used on domestic routes are the Embraer 170 and 190 plus the B737, the A319, A320 and A321. At peak times, the wide-body B767 is also used.
Seat pitch on most types is 31 inches and seat width 17 inches, with a five-inch angle of maximum seat recline. Note that on some rows of seats on Boeing 737s the seat pitch is less than 31 inches. On the Embraer 190 it is 33 inches. Seating configuration is 3-3 on all types except the Embraers, which are 2-2, and the 767, which is 2-3-2.
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trusman flew British Airways Euro Traveller, on a B737-400
BA2630 LGW - ALC. New check in area at Gatwick very smart and new self service machines where you print your own baggage tags very easy to use! Forgot how small the north terminal is at Gatwick! Nothing like T5 with limited choice of shops/food outlets. After a long walk to the gate over the impressive bridge boarding was called by seat row and fast track for exec... more
Overall:
9.0
Morrs101 flew British Airways Euro Traveller, on a B737-400
Arrived at Nice Cote D’Azure at 1615 via a shuttle taxi service and headed straight up to security as I had checked in online. A new lane opened when I neared the front of the queue and the man took my phone to scan the barcode of my electronic boarding pass, no problem and I was through in no time. Terminal 1 at Nice is quite cramped compared to T2 but I went... more
Overall:
7.0