I checked out just after 8am, some two hours before my flight back to London. The BA Lounge is located at the opposite end of the mezzanine level of Lounge 2.
OK, now this is really cool. The giant clock appears to have man painting the time in real time. The clock was designed by a Dutch artist and apparently is 12 hour long recording.
At the far end of the mezzanine, up the elevator or stairs is the BA Lounge.
Very attractive with wonderful tarmac views.
At T-50, I headed for the long, long trek back to D27.
Amsterdam AMS to London LHR
British Airways BA 444
A321
10:05a-10:40a
August 14, 2019
Club Euro 1A
I got to the gate at T-40 and found that boarding had already begun, sort of. Boarding passes were scanned and we all waiting 10 minutes as a few wheel chair passengers were boarded.
Row 1, the only good Euro-fraud "Business Class" seats on the plane.
Something to drink, sir? A Bloody Mary sounds great, thank you.
The cabin and seats may be crap, but at least BA serves a full meal on a 50 minute flight. Today's quiche which was leek and something that I've forgetten. Service was wonderful as two crew members took care of a dozen or so of us up front.
This was really good.
A short 40 minutes after take-off, we descending towards Heathrow.
Fortunately, today arrived at the A gates. And the usual walk to T5 connections and Fast Track security... just like yesterday.
And back to Galleries First Lounge where I headed back to the beach.
... and my home for the next 2+ hours.
OK, this looks too good to pass up.
Nice views but I'd stick to the original Bailey's.
Improvising for power as outlets and few and far between on the terrace.
