British Airways World Traveller Plus, A350-1000 - Business Traveller

Tom Otley, editor Business Traveller Magazine UK, reviews the best premium economy seats on British Airways A350-1000. British Airways World Traveller Plus, A350-1000 invited Business Traveller Magazine UK onboard to review the 56 World Traveller Plus seats.
- [Narrator] This is the World Traveller Plus Premium Economy Cabin. This is the front row of World Traveller Plus Premium Economy, seats 20 A and B and row 20, although it's staggered, goes right the way across the front of this cabin in a two, four, two configuration, so you've got A, B and then D, E, F, G and it's J, K over there. And in Premium Economy, it's seven rows, both in the window seats and in the middle seats. It's a two, four, two configuration. You can see with these seats, you've got the IFE coming out of the arm, whereas with all the other seats, as you'd expect, they're in the seat-back screens. So this is the Premium Economy Cabin, the World Traveller Plus Cabin, viewed from the rear, which is the back row, row 26. Row 26 is a good one in the sense of you can recline without bothering anyone and you can see where that area is, but of course, if you can see where the curtain is, it also means that you may potentially be disturbed by Economy passengers, particularly since, with these being bulkhead seats, it's where the bassinet will go for children. That's that bit there. So if you imagine that potentially could have a cot in it and if you were in the last row, row 26 of World Traveller Plus, that might well bother you. So, you know, it's a good row to have and not everyone can be in the front row. Personally, for World Traveller Plus, I tend to go for the middle-of-the-cabin window seats. We'll talk about the differences between Economy and Premium Economy, as in whether it's worth paying the extra. It really comes down to the seats and the room that you get in it and you can see here that these World Traveller Plus seats have got both a foot rest and they've got a leg rest, so while the seat reclines, which is great and you've got more room in the seat, because there would be three Economy seats there instead of two, you've also got that extra comfort for your legs.
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