'll help keep my figure in check, right?
Even though the planes looked exactly the same and were laid out in the same 3-3 fashion, the leg room on this plane seemed to be slightly better than on the way up. You can see that there appears to be an extra inch or two in space between my knees and the seat back compared to the picture on the way up.
My impressions of British Airways/Comair were quite good when it came to the in-flight experience. The regional routes they operate face a lot of competition from low cost carriers and African flag carriers competing for business between sub-Saharan Africa's business hub in Johannesburg and the rest of the continent. The friendliness of the staff was definitely a leg up. Additionally, if the idea of flying on an African airline that you've never heard of is "scary" (personally it's not, but I'm fully aware that many folks are not as confident on the safety standards of airlines based in Africa), the affiliation with British Airways that Comair maintains can have a calming effect on nervous travelers. I saw this a few times during my trip to and from Livingstone, as well as another flight I took on BA/Comair from Cape Town that I won't be writing about. Passengers often expressed their relief to a travel companion that the airline was associated with a trusted European company. Whatever floats your boat folks.
As is the case with a lot of airlines, the real downer side of traveling with BA/Comair was the ground service in both Johannesburg and Livingstone (and Cape Town for that matter). Staff just didn't seem interested in being engaged with customers, and continued having personal conversations amongst themselves while working on my reservation. While I didn't detail it here, I took a flight from Cape Town to Johannesburg later in this trip that was operated by BA/Comair and there was a problem with the ticket. I had been given an operational upgrade to business class and apparently there was an issue with the way the upgrade had been processed so the agents weren't able to check me in. Instead of providing me with the information I needed on where to go to get my issue fixed, the agents simply tried to shoo me away and told me my ticket was "broken" and they couldn't do anything about it. I had to break out my sassy heels for a few minutes and give them a piece of my mind on their obviously deficient customer service skills before they finally directed me to the correct desk about 500 ft away where I could get the issue corrected.
While this is poor service I can't really say that this is unique to British Airways/Comair. Generally speaking I find many airlines across the globe have pretty poor ground service staff, whether they're contracted or employed directly by the airline. I'm still quite happy with my flights with the airline and they'd definitely be on my list of airlines to consider the next time I'm looking to move around the southern tip of Africa.
British Airways/Comair will also be adding a new flight to their route map in 2016 - St. Helena. This is a remote island between Africa and South America which up till now was only accessible by boat from Cape Town. This island is best known as the location where Napoleon was exiled by the British. While a few days jaunt on a British mail ship sounds like a great travel adventure, the accessible of a flight by BA/Comair is likely much more practical for locals and curious visitors alike.
BA/Comair offers a solid product with good in-flight service, so I'm sure they will be seeing me on-board another one of their flights soon enough!
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