Has anyone used MacAir used on British Airways ?

[VS007]

Planning to buy the Mac Air adapter and take it on my next flight.

 

[MazingerZ]

Planning to buy the Mac Air adapter and take it on my next flight.

Not on BA, but i use mine on Cathay Pacific with empower.

 

[VS007]

Thanks!
I believe BA also has empower.

 

[glitch44]

i believe if you know the model plane you're flying on you can find out what power is available here

 

[abc861]

yes! but without the flight adaptor!

 

[aey619]

i believe if you know the model plane you're flying on you can find out what power is available here

I flew on british airways and I went on seat guru to check if I was flying on the seats with a power port. Luckily my first flight was canceled and they upgraded me on the travler world plus seats, where they had the power ports. Unfortunately I didnt have the flight adaptor at the time.

 

[euanmackie]

Planning to buy the Mac Air adapter and take it on my next flight.

There is no product called the MacAir, its called MacBook Air.

 

[animatedude]

but the BA is an awful airways...

 

[Alvi]

There is no product called the MacAir, its called MacBook Air.

Hah, can't wait for the day that Apple will charge us for Air... Still, he posted it on a MacBook Air forum <.<

To the OP, Quite a lot of European Airlines have usual connections, I would rather get the Original Travel adapter kit that comes with the European socket and the British one, that can be helpful if the Plane only accepts one format

 

[Doebldodl]

While overhauling their fleet, BA is moving away from EmPower towards 110V AC power (for which US-style prongs will do fine, can't remember whether Europlugs or UK plugs work, too). What you get depends on your plane and class of travel. Consult SeatGuru for reference.

 

[KPOM]

If you are in Club World a regular AC adapter will work (American style). Some of the older First class seats still use the airplane adapter, but by now most of them should be changed over. I don't know about World Traveller/Plus.