BA World Traveller Plus 747 or 777

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Rapunzel

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I'm travelling to Barcelona next April and wondered if anyone had advice or experience with BA world traveller plus on the 747 vs 777. I can book either but is one preferable over the other?

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BA will be using the 77W to SYD from March which has the new Y+ product that's not currently on the 747 and 772
 
Thanks does this mean it will be on both routes to SYD ie BA 11/12 and BA 15/16 or only one and if so do you know which?
 
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If you wanted to try both you could change at SIN from a 777 (BA16) to 747 (BA12)....you get more SC too:D

Nota bene :- I've no idea if the WT+ offer is different between the two - however, I can advise that BA12 is fitted with new F & J so the chances would have to be very good.
 
BA16 will have new WT+ when it moves to 777-300
 
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