The upsides were the seat was comfy, in flight snacks were great, flight attendants were friendly and the pilot was a 10/10.
But the downsides are is the recline doesn't go back far but still better than nothing, cleaning was average but under my seat was a dirty knife with stuff I didn't want to know, legroom was a little tight and the bathroom floor was sticky.
Overall a good flight

British airways continues to disappoint in every area. I am ashamed they are our flag carrier. They are a national embarrassment.

DON'T BOOK BUSINESS CLASS ON BRITISH AIRWAYS! Choose any other airline if possible. Walk if you have to.
I experienced the same problem with BA as Jeanne F., who posted on April 1st. I booked business class flights for my wife and myself through American Airlines, flying round-trip Denver to Dublin. American Airlines shows that they partner with British Airways for the outbound flight. When it came time to make BUSINESS CLASS seat reservations, it was no problem on the AA leg of the flight. British Airways charged me $352 to make my seat reservation. I am livid. I
complained to BA, AA and the US DOT. AA and BA told me tough luck. No response yet from the DOT.
DOT regulations require airlines to post additional fees, including seat and luggage on their home page. I booked, and PAID AA for this flight and they DO NOT HAVE anything posted about their "partner" airline, BA charging additional for seats.
I'll walk before I fly BA or AA in the future. From this point on, United Airlines and UA partners will have my business.

I do not usually write reviews, but I felt that this needed to be said! I have flown with BA for many years and have had a great experience with them; however, the customer service for changing the date of a booking due to a family emergency was awful. I called and asked if I could change my flight to a week earlier due to an emergency and I was told that the flight date could not be changed due to the type of ticket I purchased. I was told that I should book a one-way flight to the UK and return on the ticket I already have. I did this and paid the additional $455.00 just to get home. The day before I was due to come back to America, I checked my flights with Expedia, and they were all ok, but I could not check in online which was unusual. I called BA to see what I was doing wrong, and they told me my flight back to America had been cancelled due to being a no show for my original flight. This was news to me as I had already left, and ask BA specifically what I needed to do to get to England earlier. Their response after hours of waiting and talking to both BA staff and Expedia staff is that they were not going to do anything for me, and I would have to pay an additional two thousand two hundred pounds ++ to get a one-way flight back to America on short notice. I asked to talk to a supervisor and was told that I could not as they would not say anything different. The person was rude and unhelpful in every way possible. As my original ticket was booked with American Airlines which is affiliated with BA, they tried to help me as much as possible, but BA would not budge on the price, American Airlines did the best they could and took 450 dollars off of the price as that was half of the price I paid for my ticket. However, it was still out of my budget. I feel that BA could have worked something out for me in the first place with changing the date of my departure from Washington DC, I would have paid the extra, however this did not happen, I ended up spending over 3 thousand dollars for a trip that I paid $787 for in the first place. BA's customer service has progressively got worse over the last few years, and I will not be booking any more flights with them.

I would also say that if anyone want to talk to a person the company I called was Dial-a -Flight a UK based firm. Both Amelia and Leo were Awesome and took great care to meet my short notice (due to BA's incompetence) travel needs.

Terrible customer service and impossible to find the information you’re looking for. I called customer service prior to my flight to ask whether the added luggage i paid for prior to my flight was round trip, and that the price was included for both ways both from Norway to Los Angeles as I would simply not bring a suitcase if I would have to pay more - something I was assured it was and that I would not have to pay for checking in my luggage on the way back home. When I arrived the airport to fly home I was however told I had to pay the same amount AGAIN to check in my bag, and that this was not included. I was denied a refund as it is “policy” even though their CUSTOMER SERVICE told me otherwise and misinformed me. TEACH YOUR EMPLOYEES THE RIGHT POLICIES SO THEY NOT MISINFORM YOUR CUSTOMERS CAUSING THEM TO PAY TWICE AS MUCH AS THEY WERE INFORMED THEY HAD TO. Still think it’s crazy to not give out refunds for these situations. I understand this is your policy, but not making assumptions when the inconvenience is caused by your own poor customer service is embarrassing for a company like this. DO NOT TRUST INFORMATION GIVEN BY THIS AIRLINE.