Emirates unveils ultra high class cabins for new 777s - TomoNews
- 6 years ago
DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES — If you feel like showing everyone how rich you are, Emirates airline has just introduced new Mercedes-Benz S-Class-inspired first class private suites for its Boeing 777 aircraft.
The new first class suites will offer up to 40 square feet of space per passenger and floor-to-ceiling sliding doors.
Passengers will be spoiled with a 32-inch high-definition screen, inflight gourmet dining, while mood lighting and temperature can be adjusted at a touch of a button.
The leather seats can recline all the way, be placed in a 'zero-gravity' position, or adjusted into plenty of other custom positions for optimal comfort.
Most suites with a window view will be provided with binoculars while suites in the middle of the cabin have virtual windows which project view from outside in real-time.
As part of Emirates' first-ever collaboration with another luxury brand, first class passengers will be offered a complimentary chauffeur transfer service in a Mercedes-Benz S-class car to their destination from the airport.
The newly designed cabins are set to be introduced into commercial service on Emirates' Boeing 777 fleet in December.
The new first class suites will offer up to 40 square feet of space per passenger and floor-to-ceiling sliding doors.
Passengers will be spoiled with a 32-inch high-definition screen, inflight gourmet dining, while mood lighting and temperature can be adjusted at a touch of a button.
The leather seats can recline all the way, be placed in a 'zero-gravity' position, or adjusted into plenty of other custom positions for optimal comfort.
Most suites with a window view will be provided with binoculars while suites in the middle of the cabin have virtual windows which project view from outside in real-time.
As part of Emirates' first-ever collaboration with another luxury brand, first class passengers will be offered a complimentary chauffeur transfer service in a Mercedes-Benz S-class car to their destination from the airport.
The newly designed cabins are set to be introduced into commercial service on Emirates' Boeing 777 fleet in December.