So uh, what did them Limeys do to you?
As I work for and with many, many Brits, I'm not even going to joke about that one...
Serve English food for the in-flight meal?
The meals were actually quite nice. We had lamb for dinner. That's one thing they didn't screw up.
Hearing a thick British accent for 8 or so hours would convince me of the same lol.
Nah, I get that (and lots of Irish) for several hours every day. Doesn't bother me in the least.
Tickets were purchased through BA, Premium Economy at about double the cost of coach. On the AA legs I got to pick our seats, no problem. BA wanted an
additional £68 (each, per leg) to pick our seats. Not having done that, of course we ended up in the very last row of the section, right next to the lav - which of course is 100% busy for the entire flight. No sleep for you! Wonderful smells though. My wife was fighting a migraine the entiore flight; the migraine was coming out on top. Inflight wifi was non-functional, even for the onboard video streaming. Wouldn't connect. The ONE thing I wanted to use the seat-back screen for, the flight status and map, would crash the entire thing any time it was selected, and nothing would work again until an FA reset the whole thing, which took 10-15 minutes. They were utterly without a clue about it; I finally had to tell them what was making it happen after seeing half a dozen people select that display and have the same thing happen. In short -- it was a s***show compared to the legs flown on AA. When we arrived in Chicago, it took so long to get the baggage off the plane we nearly missed our connection even with a 2-hour window.
Screw BA. It's American from now on for me.