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Rigga for wheels

Name: Rigga for wheels
Address: Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Dubai

7885+QJG - Al Maktoum Rd - Deira - Al Rigga - Dubai - United Arab Emirates

Restaurant Airline Airline ticket agency

Service Options Dine-in Takeaway

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Rigga for wheels is a restaurant, airline and airline ticket agency located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 0.00 out of 5 stars based on 0 reviews. The street address of this business is 7885+QJG - Al Maktoum Rd - Deira - Al Rigga - Dubai - United Arab Emirates. Rigga for wheels is open seven days a week from 07:30am to 11:00pm.

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Where Rigga for wheels is located at?: Rigga for wheels is located at 7885+QJG - Al Maktoum Rd - Deira - Al Rigga - Dubai - United Arab Emirates.

Reviews

2 The Boss 42 months ago

A solid 2 stars for the worlds crumbliest airline.

Upon boarding I noticed There was dirt and remnants of other passengers pretty much everywhere we looked. Even though it was the newer A380 The seats and aircraft already look tired with bits falling off and not functioning (very loose headphone socket to name one).

The vegetable moussaka was not too bad :-)
Service is hit and miss with some staff great and some just moody. Is a please and thank you not taught in the BA cabin crew academy or do they focus on how to do as little as possible during a flight before retiring to the back to have a group moaning session?

Likely it is the poor conditions they have to work under in a dusty aircraft.

This blue light in the pic randomly activated through the night to disturb and distract you from sleeping, likely so you don’t forget how poor the sleeping experience is.

The flight information was not functioning, probably so that you have no idea how long the torture will continue nor in which area of the world you are currently being tortured in.

Best of British is a selection of really rubbish films that you are forced to watch because the other content is so dull. I tried to force myself to watch Maverick again but couldn’t. Luckily they only supply wooden cutlery so I was unable to gauge out my own eyes to prevent further dismal viewing.

Also, to keep harping on about best of British and then serve up a “full English breakfast” with chicken sausage is a joke. Either celebrate the British bit or leave it to die alongside all the gathering crumbs below the seats rather than this failed attempt to pander.

The chicken dishes are halal which I don’t appreciate being forced On me.

3 Jon 42 months ago

I was on a recent flight into London City and shortly before landing was asked to review the safety card. I did think it was an odd time to leave a review, so for the purpose of safety decided to wait until safely on the ground.

For clarity, I am reviewing Issue 2 of ‘Safety on Board’ for the Embraer 190SR. Overall first impressions are adequate.

The card was clean and clear of any organic matter. The lamination was breaking down at the bottom of the centre fold, and lower corners, but I feel this is to be expected on a regular use item.

The contents of the card were clear, but the design was pretty derivative in my opinion. The representation of a mobile phone with buttons felt dated and not very relatable.

So overall, a reasonable safety card but nothing to get excited about. 3 stars.

1 JJ Joubert 34 months ago

My first flight was delayed by three (3) hours which would cause me to miss my connecting flight at Heathrow Airport. I told BA in Madrid that I was going to miss my connecting flight and they advised that it would be dealt with in London on arrival.
When I arrived at London Heathrow, they diverted me to British Airways help counter.
At the counter the person who was there was unhelpful and rude.
- Even with my disabled card (attached), I was dismissed and told they were unable to help me.
- I was not offered accommodation or transfer to/from the accommodation. I was told they had nothing to offer.
- I was informed that I had to pay for my own hotel and take a taxi.
- I was spoken to in a condescending manner when informed of my tight budget “You should always travel with enough money”.
- Eventually, after continually questioning (on my part) the person at the counter gave in and told me that you (BA) would reimburse me for the hotel, meals, calls and transport to and from the airport.
- The accommodation was to be no more than 200 pounds. I was given no information about the rest.
- 1st I have a disability and even if not visible it is real, and your staff need some sensitivity training on how to deal with people such as myself.
- 2nd My travel purpose and budget should not be questioned as your staff do not know the reason or intent of the travel I am taking. To give you an understanding. I am not going on a holiday but to see family whom I have not seen in more than 10 years, my sister and mother and whom I might not see again.
- 3rd Accommodation was exceptionally difficult to find which was up to 200 pounds, adding to my distress. Eventually after 1 hr, I found accommodation.
- 4th Once at the taxi stand it took 25 minutes due to cues.
Eventually, I received the email with my new flight and flight path. London to Singapore with a 2-hour stopover for connecting flight from Singapore SQ207 to Melbourne. I was not informed or asked if I needed a transfer visa in Singapore if I had found accommodation or if an apology for all the delays and issues I have faced.
I want to add that I was in a lot of distress when a young 18-year-old, non-English speaker was shouted at by your person when she was upset because she had no funding for accommodation with the delay and even threatened with police and jail – She was not unreasonable or rude. This is to demonstrate that the behaviour of staff was not limited to me but all who were.

1 Tim Ryan 36 months ago

Club Europe is just not worth the money.

I decided to treat myself to an upgrade on a recent BA flight. What a waste of money. I know it's not business but about the only discernible difference from economy is that the middle seat is not sold. There is a meal but it's no better than what you got for free in economy a short while back.

Check in and fast track are not really any quicker than normal processes.

Crew are variable: from friendly and helpful to miserable and surly.

In sum, if you do want to treat yourself to an upgrade try another airline!

1 Peter Edmunds 36 months ago

-Cancelled flight at late notice, with no reason.
-Didn't provide suitable alternative or accommodation.
-Awful customer service team. Long waiting times. When you finally do get through they hang up on you.

Never again.

5 Caz Bitz 39 months ago

Five massive stars for Two flight attendants who were so fabulous New Years flight BA293 London to Dulles Adrian and Grant. Other attendants on the flight were also very very nice, helpful happy and bright. Adrian and Grant certainly stood out from the rest. Fab all round service. Happy New Year ????

2 The K D 39 months ago

Many of the planes are now old and outdated. The last dozen or so business and first class flights I’ve been on are via planes with cabins from the 90s. Customer service is terrible as they take zero responsibility and many of the booking staff are not educated or trained with correct info so just lie.

1 russell owen 36 months ago

A national disgrace! One of the worst airlines I’ve flown on, both economy and business hard and soft product is poor, poor customer service, crew are dreadful (similar to US- old and grumpy crew who clearly don’t give a toss!) food is diabolical, champagne served in plastic cups, utter garbage! The faulty towers of the skies!

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Business Hours

Sunday	07:30am - 10:00pm
Monday	07:30am - 10:00pm
Tuesday	07:30am - 10:00pm
Wednesday	07:30am - 10:00pm
Thursday	07:30am - 10:00pm
Friday	07:30am - 11:00pm
Saturday	07:30am - 11:00pm