Aer Lingus New Business Class A330
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at 16:51 by TominScotland.
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GoldieloxParticipantHere is a preview of the new Business Class cabin, coming in March 2015.
http://www.aerlingus.com/new-business-class/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx3oJI9jAwg#t=52
The new cabin to include:
Free WIFI
Dining on Demand
Sleeper service (pre-flight dining) on services from JFK and BOS31 Jul 2014
at 17:40
MartynSinclairParticipantis that a wedgie or flat… seat..??
looks very good though….
there cant be many airlines left who have not updated business class in recent years….. 🙂
31 Jul 2014
at 18:02
MartynSinclairParticipantwow… and no doubt with cheaper taxes and add ons etc..
31 Jul 2014
at 18:05
IanFromHKGParticipantIf you watch the youtube clip it is clear it is fully-flat (look at about 1’30”) – complete with undersheet and quilted duvet
1 Aug 2014
at 01:27
openflyParticipantIt looks a very pleasant cabin.
EI are making a push, sensibly, to be a westward hub carrier from DUB, with all the benefits, listed above, with easy connex from the UK and Europe.
But, maybe, EI could look at long-haul routes elsewhere. For example, there is no direct route from DUB to JNB. It could work very well to operate DUB-LGW-JNB with traffic rights on all sectors. Such an attractive Business Class could help support this idea.
1 Aug 2014
at 06:50
BusinessBabbleParticipantLooks like the same seat as the BA ex BMI mid-haul A321’s.
1 Aug 2014
at 08:22
MartynSinclairParticipantIan, if you look at 1.43 the front part of the bed appears to dip…..
does this make it flat 180, wedgie or angled….
boy, do we sound like spoilt kids… or just have high expectations!!
I agree though it does look fab… wonder how long free wifi will last..
1 Aug 2014
at 08:22
IanFromHKGParticipantHmmm.. hard to tell Martyn but they do describe it as fully-flat
1 Aug 2014
at 08:28
superchrisParticipantit looks good, and throw in some of that wonderful Irish hospitality, great connections, US pre-clearence and terminal two and for the right price it looks a great offering.
1 Aug 2014
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pheighdoughParticipantI looked into this last night, and for £1800 I can get return flights ex LHR to BOS via DUB. I think they may have retimed the outbound, as I can land in BOS at 13:45 (as a domestic pax) which completes with the other carriers, who get there earlier but need a long queue in immigration.
For me, the earlier into BOS the better.
1 Aug 2014
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openflyParticipantI hope that somebody from EI is following this thread. It might just seed an idea…..a route to JNB. I don’t think DUB alone would support the route. So, it would have to go via LGW and, as you so rightly say, ease the loads on LHR- JNB. Their offering would sell itself on good old Irish hospitality.
1 Aug 2014
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