Emirates Airlines has released images of its new first class suite on Sunday morning at the Dubai Airshow, complete with large beds, dining spaces, and virtual windows.
With floor to ceiling sliding doors and design features inspired by the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, Emirates’ new suites offer up to 40 square feet of personal space
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The zero gravity position on Emirates’ new First Class cabin for its Boeing 777 fleetImage Credit: Supplied -
Virtual windows on Emirates’ new First Class cabinImage Credit: Supplied
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First Class dining on Emirates’ new cabin for its Boeing 777 fleetImage Credit: Supplied
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Emirates unveils its new economy class cabin for its Boeing 777 fleetImage Credit: Supplied
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Emirates unveils its new economy class cabin for its Boeing 777 fleetImage Credit: Supplied
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Emirates unveils its new business class cabin for its Boeing 777 fleetImage Credit: Supplied
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Emirates unveils its new business class cabin for its Boeing 777 fleetImage Credit: Supplied
The first pictures of the overhauled suites show large rooms, plush designs and bright, airy cabins that are completely sealed off from the rest of the plane.
Dubai’s flagship airline also revealed images of its new economy and business class cabins, highlighting a new colour code and larger, leather seats.
With floor to ceiling sliding doors and design features inspired by the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, Emirates’ new suites offer up to 40 square feet of personal space.
The spacious, fully-enclosed private suites are laid out in a 1-1-1 configuration.
From First Class through to the Business and Economy Class cabins, all along the walkways, in the washrooms and galleys, the latest Emirates 777 aircraft boasts a multi-million dollar upgrade that includes newly-designed seats and upgraded inflight entertainment systems in all cabins.
“Aside from our new fully enclosed private suites, Business Class features our latest fully-flat leather seats with personal minibars,” said Tim Clark, President of Emirates airline.
“Economy Class seats have adjustable full leather headrests, and the inflight entertainment system has been upgraded for all cabin classes.
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