B777 on a 50-minutes flight?! | British Airways | Economy | London-Dublin [Flight review]
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- =Information about the flight=
Airline: British Airways
Plane: Airbus A321-231
Registration: G-EUXM
From: London-Heathrow (LHR)
To: Dublin Airport (DUB)
Flight time: 50 min
Seat: 20A
Date: March 2023
=Gear used=
Cameras: GoPro 7 Black, GoPro 4 Silver
Other equipment: Gimbal FEIYU TECH G6
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=Disclaimer=
This video does not contain any product placement. The opinion about flight can be slightly subjective. All tickets fares were paid by me. Moreover, airline and crew were not informed about film production.
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Amazing how it is rainy and soggy at LHR yet DUB is bright and sunny!
If you had had a triple 7 for this flight, it would have been amazing. It must have been a letdown to know that you only had a normal A321
That's true... The whole trip to UK was made in case of booked B777 flight and 30 minutes before i realised that the plane would be different :(
Another error made. There is no Passport control, when Traveling between the UK and the Irish Republic.
Even driving or on the train, you can’t really know when you’ve crossed the borderline. Only things like Banks and Post Offices start looking different!
Buuut... I had a normal passport control in Dublin. I have even a stamp inside my passport xd
@@flightreviewbymatt i DONT know how the hell you did that. Been to Ireland quite a few times, all from the UK by train or by plane and never once had any encounters with Irish Immigration officers. They call the area the Common Travel Area.
Perhaps, it was a random spot check. If you had had a UK passport, they would not have stamped it
@@michaelreid8857 Hmmm, maybe... I have an EU passport, so because Ireland is not in Schengen Zone they have to check documents
rrrrrrrrr💳
If you arrive at T2 in Dublin, then you go through Immigration Control like all non-Europeans. It is just that if you are only have a UK or Irish Drivers License and not any other Drivers License, then you are allowed to use that (but not at the e-gates).
On the other hand there is no fixed Immigration controls when going from Rep. Ireland to UK. Sometimes they may have 'pop-up desks' if it is believed that there are a large number of people who are not Britsh/Irish Citizens on the flight.
This is an a321 u made a mistake on the title
Well, that's how it works xD
@@flightreviewbymatt how there is no 777 in the video
@@ojaaviation Okay, let me explain: It's only a clickbait. Why? It is in the video - B777 was sheduled for this flight (and I bought the ticket a couple of weeks before), but they switched it to A321 just before, so at least 30% of passengers were sad like me.