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Saltire74 Jul 2, 2016 2:00 pm

Got to say after just flown on an A380 & 77W in First, I think the suite on the 77W was better. 2K on both flights. 77W felt more spacious. The suite walls definitely higher and the TV seemed bigger (A6-EGY). One previous experience of F class on a 77W and would say the suites were better/more spacious, YMMV.

Safe & Happy Travels

S

daisymay2 Jul 2, 2016 2:23 pm

Thanks Pacman3 and Edgewood49 - good to know the inside suites feel larger. I am travelling with my DH so no worries about my next door neighbour!

edgewood49 Jul 2, 2016 3:30 pm


Originally Posted by daisymay2 (Post 26862145)
Thanks Pacman3 and Edgewood49 - good to know the inside suites feel larger. I am travelling with my DH so no worries about my next door neighbour!

enjoy. Hint reserve your shower for an hour or so out, then snack! walk off plane fresh and ready to go. If your on a 380

pacman3 Jul 2, 2016 10:09 pm

With the excellent cognac served on EK, I have no trouble seeing 'stars' within 4 hours into the flight (day or night), wherever I sit on the aircraft, Edgewood!

m3red Jul 3, 2016 4:31 am


Originally Posted by Saltire74 (Post 26862074)
Got to say after just flown on an A380 & 77W in First, I think the suite on the 77W was better. 2K on both flights. 77W felt more spacious. The suite walls definitely higher and the TV seemed bigger (A6-EGY). One previous experience of F class on a 77W and would say the suites were better/more spacious, YMMV.

Safe & Happy Travels

S

I travelled on a6 eub 80th a380 with new ife - the suites also seem a little roomier and have nice stars (like the ceiling) in the carpet.

edgewood49 Jul 3, 2016 7:24 am


Originally Posted by m3red (Post 26864030)
I travelled on a6 eub 80th a380 with new ife - the suites also seem a little roomier and have nice stars (like the ceiling) in the carpet.

It was told to me on my last flight by the purser the new 777 will have higher "walls" and be nicer wonder if you got one ?

Sant Jul 6, 2016 3:16 pm


Originally Posted by kq747 (Post 26847764)
Travelers in other forums have been able to select upper deck seats seemingly w/o status. They reported a separate tab on the seat selection page for upper deck seats should show up. As a general matter, EK only blocks exit row seats from selection. Perhaps your flight has been changed to a 3 class aircraft. EK701 is regularly a 3 class while EK701 seems to generally be a 2 class aircraft with limited exceptions. How far away is your flight?

Late October. My ad blocker may be preventing the page from loading correctly. I'll check with a different browser.

edgewood49 Jul 6, 2016 8:54 pm


Originally Posted by Sant (Post 26879628)
Late October. My ad blocker may be preventing the page from loading correctly. I'll check with a different browser.

you simply scroll down to the next page and the upper deck appears providing you are booked in F/J

Sant Jul 8, 2016 11:28 am


Originally Posted by edgewood49 (Post 26880705)
you simply scroll down to the next page and the upper deck appears providing you are booked in F/J

SeatGuru incorrectly stated the DXB-MRU segments are operated on a 2-class A380 with Y on both decks. I believed it because Y started on Row 41 instead of Row 43.

It appears the DXB-MRU flights are on a 3-class A380 which has Y starting at Row 41.

kuroko Jul 8, 2016 11:33 am


Originally Posted by Sant (Post 26888769)
SeatGuru incorrectly stated the DXB-MRU segments are operated on a 2-class A380 with Y on both decks. I believed it because Y started on Row 41 instead of Row 43.

It appears the DXB-MRU flights are on a 3-class A380 which has Y starting at Row 41.

One of two flights to MRU is a two class 380 with Y on upperdeck (I guess until September)

41/43 depends on 380 type (how many total seats, 401, 429 etc)

BIndair Jul 9, 2016 2:21 pm

Me, my wife and 15 year old daughter are flying DFW to DXB to HKG in August, with EK. I have 2 award seats in First (couldn’t get three) and one paid business seat. Daughter wil be in business. I’m wondering if the FA’s will allow me to switch seats with my daughter for let’s say a few hours. So I can give her also the EK First experience 😉 Any thoughts?

edgewood49 Jul 9, 2016 3:24 pm


Originally Posted by BIndair (Post 26893465)
Me, my wife and 15 year old daughter are flying DFW to DXB to HKG in August, with EK. I have 2 award seats in First (couldn’t get three) and one paid business seat. Daughter wil be in business. I’m wondering if the FA’s will allow me to switch seats with my daughter for let’s say a few hours. So I can give her also the EK First experience 😉 Any thoughts?

Can't speak for your flight but in the past I have been able to do the same. Suggestion when you board ask the Purser introduce your daughter. Oh, about four days out including the day of flight keep checking FC 'I have had it open on the last day out of CPT to DXB FC

stargold Jul 9, 2016 6:17 pm


Originally Posted by BIndair (Post 26893465)
Me, my wife and 15 year old daughter are flying DFW to DXB to HKG in August, with EK. I have 2 award seats in First (couldn’t get three) and one paid business seat. Daughter wil be in business. I’m wondering if the FA’s will allow me to switch seats with my daughter for let’s say a few hours. So I can give her also the EK First experience 😉 Any thoughts?

There's every chance that switching and then switching back mid-flight will be frowned upon/not permitted.

Switching at the beginning of the flight for the entire flight is rarely a problem.

Why not just give your daughter the whole DXB-HKG flight?

Redhat72 Jul 9, 2016 10:29 pm


Originally Posted by BIndair (Post 26893465)
Me, my wife and 15 year old daughter are flying DFW to DXB to HKG in August, with EK. I have 2 award seats in First (couldn’t get three) and one paid business seat. Daughter wil be in business. I’m wondering if the FA’s will allow me to switch seats with my daughter for let’s say a few hours. So I can give her also the EK First experience �� Any thoughts?

I know switching between Y & J is not allowed and is frowned upon. Don't know about J & F. I have seen F passengers come in J and take seats next to their friends to chat & go back. But not sure about the other way (J to F)

I think as long as your daughter is not availing the F service, you should be good. So basically, switch between meals. But if she uses the shower or requests for "On demand" F class food, then that probably won't be allowed. The FAs could even object if she decides to sleep in F on a J ticket.

skywardhunter Jul 10, 2016 5:10 am

EY actually advertises that you can invite a friend from J to join you for dinner in the apartment I believe. That's the most explicit airline policy on such a matter I believe.


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