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Bling
Its often talked about on here that Emirates has "bling". Im interested to find out what posters on here think is so blingy about Emirates:)
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Originally Posted by hongkongtom
(Post 20244982)
Its often talked about on here that Emirates has "bling". Im interested to find out what posters on here think is so blingy about Emirates:)
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seems to be a way for some posters to try and denigrate Emirates's product
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It is quite noticeable upon starting to fly EK... but now I find it quite normal. Most airlines have 'grubby beige plastic' as their colour scheme, which is certainly no improvement.
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Originally Posted by Dave Noble
(Post 20245068)
seems to be a way for some posters to try and denigrate Emirates's product
Many airlines have wood/fake wood trim. So does my Toyota 4Runner. Is that blingy? |
I remember the first time I was in a F suite it seemed a bit over the top, but one gets used to it, and now in fact I rather like it. Now if only I can get over that slight feeling of claustrophobia.
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The thing I don't like is the A380 J window storage bins. They are GREAT to have but it's very annoying when they constantly open because you lean on them!!!
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Originally Posted by Ahmed777
(Post 20246880)
The thing I don't like is the A380 J window storage bins. They are GREAT to have but it's very annoying when they constantly open because you lean on them!!!
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Emirates had 747's? Never heard that before??
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Originally Posted by Ahmed777
(Post 20247777)
Emirates had 747's? Never heard that before??
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Originally Posted by Ahmed777
(Post 20247777)
Emirates had 747's? Never heard that before??
They do have a cargo 747. But, wasn't referring to an EK 747, but rather how the upper-deck bins are done on the 747s I have been on. I just flew a Thai A380 in J and they have identical bins to EK in J, you lean on them and they pop open, which is very annoying. I then connected to UA on a 747 in J, and their bins have a button to open, so you can rest your arms on them no problem. I don't know if the bin design is by EK or by Airbus, the Thai flight I was just on early today had identical seating arrangements to the EK A380, and identical bins. |
Originally Posted by whimike
(Post 20248934)
http://www.watchstand.com/FT/EK_747.jpg
They do have a cargo 747. But, wasn't referring to an EK 747, but rather how the upper-deck bins are done on the 747s I have been on. I just flew a Thai A380 in J and they have identical bins to EK in J, you lean on them and they pop open, which is very annoying. I then connected to UA on a 747 in J, and their bins have a button to open, so you can rest your arms on them no problem. I don't know if the bin design is by EK or by Airbus, the Thai flight I was just on early today had identical seating arrangements to the EK A380, and identical bins. |
Originally Posted by Ahmed777
(Post 20251064)
Yes I've seen that before in DXB. Was just confused because you gave the impression that you were in this plane!
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The duty free mag is full of bling
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It is blingy when you take it the first time. All the old trimming, but you really get used to it and love all the amenities that come with it.
Love the shower and all the products they have, love that the toilet is cleaned every time it is used. Love that the lady prepares my stuff before I get into the shower. Feels like home service. And btw I am a BA loyalist. But now whenever I go to the ME I take EK. |
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