DiningBuzz! - Bars in the Sky?

Have searched and can't find a post on this... which airlines have bars in their planes?

I know of Virgin Atlantic (which brings back great memories!), Emirates A380, and I think V Australia. There must be more.

On a related note, would it be possible to do a round the world bar crawl in the sky?! Would be wonderfully entertaining (if expensive!)

Those are the only three I know of, too.

I think that when the 747 first came out, Pan Am had its 747s configured with the upstairs being a bar.

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I think there are also a few other airlines that have in plane lounges for premium pax... Qantas A380, and at least one middle eastern airline, dont recall which one.

Those are the only three I know of, too.

I think that when the 747 first came out, Pan Am had its 747s configured with the upstairs being a bar.

Here are some pictures:

http://www.zimbio.com/British+Airways/articles/HtRPWZ8ektb/747+40+Years+Old+Today+Cruising+Past+celebrates

remember that the first 747's had a much smaller upper deck, so the seating loss wasn't that huge - but I do like the bar and the little cocktail tables!

Here are some pictures:

http://www.zimbio.com/British+Airways/articles/HtRPWZ8ektb/747+40+Years+Old+Today+Cruising+Past+celebrates

remember that the first 747's had a much smaller upper deck, so the seating loss wasn't that huge - but I do like the bar and the little cocktail tables!

Nice pics, until the last 4 or so.....

Jet Airways and Kingfisher Airlines have them on most wide bodies.

All 380s have bars so far, even on airlines that never used to have them before.