Just got to SKL F at T2 for a swift one ahead of SQ978. There is an awful lot of, admittedly impressive, pomp and ceremony going on at the event including a group of singing crew. Nice to see a few familiar crew there, including the new 'darling of the fleet' who is showcasing the Suites.
No time to comment in any detail as boarding shortly but those JCL bulkhead seats look a magnitude better than the 'standard' ones and it really is time those better seats were 'reserved' for us poor TPP's (and QPP's if they must ) who regularly only book trips at short notice when those will have obviously gone. They haven't done this since they had it in place for 17A/C on the 744 and it's high time they brought it back. We did let a few of them know our thoughts on this, again. Having said that StarG wasn't overly impressed with the comfort of the JCL bed.
F looks good, but it's a shame they couldn't find a way to get 8 on there as they initially wanted. And like others I remain slightly baffled how there is no way to dine together in all that space.
It is worth pointing out here that they can issue as many images and invite as many people to the launch programme as they want, but the only true way to know how the new products fare is by first hand on board experience.
No time to comment in any detail as boarding shortly but those JCL bulkhead seats look a magnitude better than the 'standard' ones and it really is time those better seats were 'reserved' for us poor TPP's (and QPP's if they must ) who regularly only book trips at short notice when those will have obviously gone. They haven't done this since they had it in place for 17A/C on the 744 and it's high time they brought it back. We did let a few of them know our thoughts on this, again. Having said that StarG wasn't overly impressed with the comfort of the JCL bed.
F looks good, but it's a shame they couldn't find a way to get 8 on there as they initially wanted. And like others I remain slightly baffled how there is no way to dine together in all that space.
It is worth pointing out here that they can issue as many images and invite as many people to the launch programme as they want, but the only true way to know how the new products fare is by first hand on board experience.
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