A TikTok star said he had the “worst British Airways flight ever” after sitting next to a boy in first class who he claims kicked his seat for 10 hours.
Jack Remmington, 29, from Lincolnshire, boarded a flight from London to Orlando, Florida, earlier this year after saving a “fortune” in travel points.
However, the social media star, who appeared on the 2017 series of The X Factor and has more than 200,000 followers on TikTok, says her experience was ruined by a toddler who kept putting his feet on the partition. plastic between their chairs.
On top of this, Jack also claims his private capsule was “dirty” and described the flight as 10 hours from “hell.”
Earlier this month, Jack shared his bad experience with the airline with his 82,000 X followers.
Jack Remmington (pictured), 29, from Lincolnshire, boarded a flight from London to Orlando earlier this year.
He raged: ‘Worst flight in British Airways history.
“I saved a fortune on Avios and spent a ton on this ticket and it was a NIGHTMARE.”
The social media star claims that a child sitting next to her kept kicking her seat throughout the trip.
He then posted a photo of the boy resting his feet on the clear plastic partition between his seats.
He also shared a video of litter in some of the ruts around his private first class capsule, where tickets can cost thousands of pounds.
Jack added: ‘The seat was DIRTY.
“I’m not an online complainer, but what the hell are we paying for British Airways?”
Jack’s post left his followers outraged, and multiple people rallied around him agreeing that the conditions were unacceptable.
Jack posted a photo of the boy resting his feet on the clear plastic partition between his X-shaped seats.
He also shared a video of litter in some of the ruts around his private first class capsule, where tickets can cost thousands of pounds.
One fumed: ‘What the fuck are they really doing?! Rough!’
“I feel bad seeing this,” another added. ‘Rage for you!!’
Meanwhile, a third asked: “Why does this look like a scene from a horror movie?”
However, others said Jack’s problem was with the boy’s parents and not British Airways.
One critic said: ‘How is that a BA thing? Does the child work for BA?
Another asked: ‘Didn’t you say something (to the parents) on the flight?
When fans expressed their horror at the videos, Jack added: “It was 10 hours of that hell.
“I just wanted to relax for 10 hours; I didn’t realize that would be asking too much.”
A British Airways spokesperson said: “We are sorry for our customer’s experience and are in contact to resolve the matter.”