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2 days ago · Emirates’ new Boeing 777 business class is set to take wing on flights from mid-August, and passengers will no longer be stuck in that old school 2-3-2 layout with its dreaded middle seat. The Gulf carrier says its “next generation” 777 business class takes its lead from the A380 business class in both the 1-2-1 layout and the broad ...
2 days ago · The airline hopes to serve 36 cities globally with refurbished cabins (including the premium economy option) by February 2025, Emirates leaders say. Along with upgrading the cabins on its 777s and A380s, Emirates' fleet is getting another boost, with its first Airbus A350 expected to take flight in September, the company noted Monday.
4 days ago · With a well-deserved reputation, it’s no wonder Emirates is probably the airline that pops into your head when you hear the words “first class.” Emirates is, and will continue to be, one of the most dominant airlines in the world.
2 days ago · Emirates unveils first destinations to be served with refurbished Boeing 777. · Airline to debut its newest 777 products on services to Geneva, Tokyo Haneda and Brussels. · First Boeing 777 undergoing full interior refurbishment on 1 July, entering service from 11 August*. · Retrofitted four-class aircraft will sport new Business Class seats ...
1 day ago · News in brief: Emirates announces first 777 routes with new business class Back in May, I was onboard one of Emirates' newly refurbished A380s to review their new premium economy cabins and refurbished business class seat. Something more exciting is on the horizon, however: the launch of a brand-new next…
1 day ago · Summary. Emirates is set to unveil a new business class product for Boeing 777s, featuring a 1-2-1 configuration giving all passengers direct aisle access and even an onboard bar. The product will first be deployed on refurbished Boeing 777 services to Brussels, Geneva, and Tokyo. Emirates will retrofit the new cabins onto 81 of its 140 Boeing ...
2 days ago · Emirates’ new 777 business class will debut soon. Emirates’ first Boeing 777 is being reconfigured as we speak. Emirates expects that it will take around two weeks to reconfigure each jet. The airline expects the first Boeing 777 with new cabins to enter service as of August 2024.
