"Edward Cowling London UK" wrote in message
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In message , Cast_Iron
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It does seem typically British to run a service to the
airport, but have no real provision for luggage space.

As with so many extensions to an existing service the Piccadilly Line
trains
are a compromise. Its primary functions is to carry people between
central
London, the suburbs and intermediately. The airport traffic is an add on,
providing adequate space for large quantities of luggage would be to the
detriment of those who make most use of the service.


I think there is a place for trains with mainly standing areas, which
would be better for those carrying luggage, but that's a whole different
thread.

They need to remove the arm-rests from the seats so American tourists can
sit down.