Some of the comments made by some are rather harsh, but if I may offer a piece of advice.
E-Mail Newcastle Management and advise them of these problems.
Whilst NCL is no longer a great place to view a/c landside, you do get great views airside.
There are 2 airbridges at NCL, one as said, is used for BA’s LHR flights (A319/320/321) a/c, the other is used for charter flights and BA LHR flights (757 sized a/c and above).
So it’s not just the SNBA pax who would get wet on a rainy day.
I would think if it had been dry, you would have enjoyd walking to the a/c, unfortunately it was raining on the day of your flight though, but you can hardly call NCL “NCHell” when that was something outside of the airports control./
However, you are indeed allowed your own opinion, and everyone should respect that, but I think you should perhaps try NCL a few more times before deciding whether it is worthy of being called “NCHell”. 🙂
Sign In
