Flyingfox
Oct 2, 09, 3:59 pm
The suites are excellent with plenty of space and are very private. This is the most private way to fly, it seems, outside of a private flight. I flew in a centre seat for this sector, then chose a window seat for the second sector, for some variety.
The centre suites are best suited for couples who wish to interact. There is an electronic partition in the centre which can be raised or lowered to essentially turn the suite into a private one. The one downside to the centre seats is the lack of sunlight and natural lighting. You must rely on the lighting system instead. There is almost no direct light afforded to these seats, even in the daytime, due to the walls and doors on the suites.
Upon boarding a drink is offered and this is followed by Arabic coffee and dates before departure. No amentiy kits were offered on either segment because they were daylight flights, I suppose. No pyjamas were offered but I asked and was given a pair to wear on both segments. They do give you a bag containing a flannel, slippers, and eyemask. There is a booklet that outlines the features of the seat on the desk-like area, and a writing kit in a drawer. This includes paper, envelopes, and a pen (all in a box which can be taken). There is also a basket containing snack items (mostly chocolates, but also dried fruits, mints, and crisps) - they remove this upon takeoff and bring it back once you're in the air.
The centre suites are best suited for couples who wish to interact. There is an electronic partition in the centre which can be raised or lowered to essentially turn the suite into a private one. The one downside to the centre seats is the lack of sunlight and natural lighting. You must rely on the lighting system instead. There is almost no direct light afforded to these seats, even in the daytime, due to the walls and doors on the suites.
Upon boarding a drink is offered and this is followed by Arabic coffee and dates before departure. No amentiy kits were offered on either segment because they were daylight flights, I suppose. No pyjamas were offered but I asked and was given a pair to wear on both segments. They do give you a bag containing a flannel, slippers, and eyemask. There is a booklet that outlines the features of the seat on the desk-like area, and a writing kit in a drawer. This includes paper, envelopes, and a pen (all in a box which can be taken). There is also a basket containing snack items (mostly chocolates, but also dried fruits, mints, and crisps) - they remove this upon takeoff and bring it back once you're in the air.