I am so pleased that I paid the extra money and flew British Airways Premium, instead of the basic that used to be called economy.
Going out I was in row 10, which is the first row, so the legroom was longer than my legs. There were 2 seats, and I did have a big gentleman sitting next to me. With the much wider seats I was able to comfortably have my arms in my seat, as he needed the extra room, and took up the whole arm rest. It wasn’t a problem at all.
Coming back, I was again in row 10 again with the aisle seat of the 2. That seat was empty, so once we took off, I had my hand luggage in that seat which was great.
Luckily, I was the first one after Club class, and good job we went straight to immigration. A fight had just come in from Germany, and it was full. I went up to the gentleman, because on my previous 25 flights I have always gone in the line with Americans. This time even though I am a resident alien, I had to wait to get in line which was completely full.
Yes, it was 2 hours for me, and people were still being held in the corridor prior to lining up. I felt so bad for them.
I finally got to bed 21 hours after getting up, due to the 5 hour difference, and couldn’t sleep. Well, it didn’t bother me going over, but know it will be a couple more days, before I can get into my sleep pattern.
Welcome back Susie!💜💜
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Welcome back Susie! I’m so very happy you were able to visit your family after many years!! YAY!!!! 💞
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Glad that you arrived safely and returned safely. I love to travel but there’s nothing like coming home. 🙂
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Welcome Home, Susie!
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Glad you made it safely home
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Welcome back!
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Glad you had a nice flight home, but I’m sorry you got stuck in such a long immigration line.
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When I landed in Costa Rica 5 other flights had just landed. Ugh I think it took me 1.5 hours and I was first off the plane as I was in First Class.
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I felt bad for the people that still hadn’t got in line.
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