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reignman4 Jul 22nd, 2004 09:42 AM

Flying on Virgin Atlantic
 
Hi,
My fiance & I are flying on Virgin Atlantic from San Francisco to London in an economy class...Has anyone flown Virgin from San Francisco and how has the flying experience been on it?

Thanks

Scarlett Jul 22nd, 2004 09:53 AM

We have only flown Virgin from NY to London .. but every time was a perfect flight. The seating is as bad as most in economy but they try to keep you busy eating and drinking and watching movies.

janis Jul 22nd, 2004 09:55 AM

VS (Virgin Atlantic) is one of the best airlines for service, etc. They give everyone nice amenity bags and all seats have seat-back video screens.

The main problem is the seat pitch in coach. Most rows are really cramped. AA has more legroom - but most everyone else has as bad, or almost as bad, legroom as VS.

It is still my airline of choice for Transatlantic -- but do try to get exit rows because if you are taller than midgets you will be crowded.

TopMan Jul 23rd, 2004 01:17 AM

BEST video entertainment system flying for Economy passengers, IMO, bar NONE...at least keeps you occupied especially if cannot sleep on a plane.

And that couple of inches of "extra" legroom on AA doesn't help that much IMO...go on Virgin!

bbib Jul 23rd, 2004 01:31 AM

London - Washington was a 'good' experience, as much as it can be in cattle class. Flight Attens were great and entertainment excellent - seats are 'cosy' but same as the others, except for AA.


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