‘Where's my window’: Man complains of not getting his desired seat in British Airways’ flight even after paying extra, Internet reacts

Chandigarh, February 8 Passengersusually prefer booking window seats to enjoy outside ambience while travelling by train or flight. A passenger on Sunday took to Twitter to express his disappointment over getting a ‘windowless’ window seat in British Airways’ flight....

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 12:28 AM Feb 09, 2023 IST

Chandigarh, February 8

Passengersusually prefer booking window seats to enjoy outside ambience while travelling by train or flight. A passenger on Sunday took to Twitter to express his disappointment over getting a ‘windowless’ window seat in British Airways’ flight.

Taking to the microblogging site, Anirudh Mittal shared the photo of the ‘window seat’ allocated to him. He wrote “I paid extra for a right side window seat because it’s supposed to be beautiful when you land into Heathrow. @British_Airways where’s my window yo?”

Since being shared, the post has amassed over 4.62 lakh views. Netizens have flooded comment section of the post with funny reactions.

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