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Flying a BRITISH AIRWAYS BOEING 737-800 in SOUTH AFRICA! (Business Class)

Flying a BRITISH AIRWAYS BOEING 737-800 in SOUTH AFRICA! (Business Class)

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Flying a BRITISH AIRWAYS BOEING 737-800 in SOUTH AFRICA! (Business Class) Jackson: Comair is a BA franchise operated by South Africans. I flew with them for the first time this year, same route as yours: ORT -> King Shaka return. First time ever being served food and drinks for free in economy, so I was blown away! I normally fly to Cape Town, which is a 2hr flight, and get nothing in economy. Same Boeing 737 with their rivals Mango and FlySaFair (that you filmed in the beginning of the video.
Date: 2023-08-20

Comments and reviews: 19


My fella recently flew the BA 777 LAS-LGW and he had the most uncomfortable flight of his life. They had crammed four seats in the middle (3-4-3) and there just wasn't enough room. He's not a fat guy, kinda tall, but couldn't get comfortable with the width at all. Has put me off flying BA, but, glad you got an upgrade, lol. Oh, and the plane was five hours late taking off too.
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I wonder why they chose 737s? You'd think the company would want to keep the equipment as standardised as possible. Plus, in the event that staff working in the UK want to transfer to Africa - or vice versa (possibly not that uncommon) it would require less retraining if you would be dealing with the same equipment just in a different country.
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Noel it not so strange it's a ba airplane in South Africa. I flue in same plane in august this year from Capetown to Johannesburg the crew told me it's because South Africa was a British colony. I really love southafrika you should try mango flight.
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Great review, you even got the English style weather to go along with your BA flight! I bet the wife would have liked to be at that hotel, hope she has not seen the video and thinks she is missing out
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Great video Noel! Great flight on BA (Comair, always nice to get an upgrade. With the better seat, I would even say they have a better product than back in Europe
Regards,
Brendan

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I travel to South Africa twice a year and one of the highlights of the journey is to travel in the Comair 737-400 that usually operate Johannesburg-Port Elizabeth. Love those birds: )
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Schwimmweste Unter Ihrem Sitz - on a British Airways plane. Obviously it's there because of the original owner of the aircraft. Kind of ruins the suspension of disbelief.
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Flew the BA 737 from Joburg to Cape Town in April in standard economy class and couldn't believe the free meal service that was offered. A hot meal as well. Very impressive
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Comfy seats and good padding. Whereas the British Airways A320neo and A321neo seats have no reclining, little legroom, small seat pitches. Reminiscent of a budget airline
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i havent been on massive airlines like ba but ive been on ryanair jet2. thompson thomas cook
mostly 737-800 and 1 A320 on jet2 when we was coming back from paphis

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BA-Comair doesn't just fly the domestic routes here, they also fly a few regional routes out of JNB to Windhoek, Harare, Victoria Falls and Mauritius.
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The safety features cards are used on both kulula and BA flights that why they are no longer branded.
Next time ure in SA stop-bye in CPT: )

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Durban KZN -This is home. I hope you had a great time in SA. Please can you do a review on Kulula? I have looked in your index but can find non.
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What's the other airline that uses A320s, has a yellow version of BA's tailfin logo, and paints a black circle on each outer cockpit window?
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Last time I checked you were high up in the mountains of Bolivia. Now how in the world did you get all the way down there so fast?
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Not all the comair BA 737s have the same seat configuration. That said, even travelling in economy they trump BA in Europe hands down.
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No way British Airways 737 is in this airport its impossible is the first time at 7: 3 sevens from London Heathrow to Jonassburg
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Next time you visit SA you should try the smaller regional airlines like airlink and SA Express with their little turbo props!
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Well done. I also survived a Comair flight in SA in 2014. Nearly didnt flying with SA Express on the same trip however.
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