Willard demonstrates the (slightly limited) bar facilities available, but, in truth, this was as close as he was allowed to get, since as soon as we even looked in the drection of the bar, a member of staff came over to ask what we would like served to us.

Willard even started to enjoy the private massage chair, but unfortunately, before he knew it, they were calling our lfight!

Since there are only 4 passengers in this 10 seat F cabin tonight, Willard can experiment with moving around a bit to see which seat he likes best...

Always nice to have a seat to yourself, but this is a little isolated.....

Willard likes his customary perch on the Ottoman in 1A, but there does appear to be a safety issue, as Thai Airways do not appear to have gone for the seatbelt option for the ottoman (unlike Malaysian Airways, who seem to use the same seat in F)