I have not used them, but hare's a couple of photos:
Bulkhead seat in the Business Class cabin.
... a big improvment, but still no flat bed ...
... Who cares about the seat...LOOK at those screens!! They're HUGE!! ...
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Family in the UK have gotten themselves into an excited state: Emirates are apparently offering business class fares from the UK to Sydney for about GBP 1,400 per person, so long as two of you are travelling.
Can anyone tell me about the seats in business class on Emirates. A quick look at their website found that they did NOT advertise either a flat bed or a level bed. Can you advise:
1. Are the seats flat ?
2. Are the seats level ?
3. Or are they more like the old-style reclining business class seats that are neither flat nor level, but simply a big reclining chair ?
I suspect (from reading their website) that their seats are somewhat better than number 3 above but that they are not flat (like QF). Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
On a second issue - I understand that they are also offereing first class seats if you pay an additional GBP 700 on top of the price above. Can anyone answer the same questions as above for first class ? Once again, their website does not appear to be heavily promoting beds or flat beds.
Many thanks for your help.
vaccav
I have not used them, but hare's a couple of photos:
Bulkhead seat in the Business Class cabin.
... a big improvment, but still no flat bed ...
... Who cares about the seat...LOOK at those screens!! They're HUGE!! ...
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Take it , Take itOriginally Posted by vaccav
EK 1st class looks like the market leader now; just make sure to take the A345 from DXB to Australia and not take the 777 with the old F class
Go to http://www.emirates.com/uk/index.asp , select "About Emirates" and "About our fleet"
Select the A340-500 and look at the details of the First Class and business class products
Also, note that EK has no limit on range of pick up for the limo service for 1st class passengers and will pick up from anywhere in the UK to drop off at LHR and return at the end whilst J is limited to 40 miles
Dave
vaccav just a word of warning... A lot of the discounted J and F class fares ex-Australia, require you to use the EK services via BKK/SIN (from SYD/MEL respectivley). I wouldn't be suprised if this is similar ex-London.
As well as adding a little time (approx 2.5-3hrs) the product on EK's 777 is not the same in J and F as what what you see EK advertise (345).
D P G
I'm a bit new on this forum, so bear with me please.
I have travelled Busniess from Perth to Dubai a couple of times with Emirates. I am wondering if anything *NEW* is happening in Business Class now with the opening of the new terminal 3 ?
Has Lounge access changed ?
I usually transit Dubai to fly onward.
The seats do not lie flat and the 11 odd hours flight still feels like you rode a bus on square wheels by the time you get off the flight the other end.
Mid December, I will be taking the flight again Business.
Again I will be transitting through Dubai. Hence I am very curious if anyone has anything to offer on the new terminal lounges.
As a side note, I did the trip in July and back Sept, on the Singapore Airlines A380 in Economy ! NEVER again ! I am still seeing the chiropractor for lower back problems it caused.
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Hi all,
I flew in these business class seats this week.
They are not flat, in fact far from them. They are a 'good recliner', like the AA seat you might get from NY to LON. The Qantas Business seats are flat, but on a slight, and annoying incline.
For a 14 hour flight they are OK, and in fact I slept pretty well, but they are a recliner, not a bed.
The only flat, flat business class seats that I have found are the BA ones where you 'face' the person next to you. I love those seats.
The entertainment system is fantastic, and the screen huge (but for some reason it randomly switches on when you have turned it on).
The lounge at Dubai is great - huge, good food, couchs, cafe tables/chairs, sleep lounges, powerpoints, free wifi, a lot of nice touches. When it is not too busy the staff wander around and ask you if you want them to get something for them.
All in all it is a pretty good flight from Aus to Europe.
I was not sure on their horizontalness.
I have my iPad... it is ... precious to me...
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