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sbm12 Jul 22, 2017 7:29 pm
Originally Posted by teriyaki (Post 28594042)
Do any Star Alliance flights offer pyjama's in Business Class?
EVA. UA on some routes. Probably others but those are a couple I know of for certain.

vbroucek Jul 23, 2017 3:25 am
Originally Posted by sbm12 (Post 28594105)
EVA. UA on some routes. Probably others but those are a couple I know of for certain.
The answer is NO pyjamas for UA (at least between Australia and USA where I have flown them), LH, LX, OS, TG and SQ.

sbm12 Jul 23, 2017 5:01 am
Originally Posted by vbroucek (Post 28595016)
The answer is NO pyjamas for UA (at least between Australia and USA where I have flown them),
Have you flown since the new Polaris hard product rolled out on 1 December 2016? If not that would explain why you didn't get them. Routes with a r/t block time >24 hours get them now.

vbroucek Jul 23, 2017 4:25 pm
Originally Posted by sbm12 (Post 28595212)
Have you flown since the new Polaris hard product rolled out on 1 December 2016? If not that would explain why you didn't get them. Routes with a r/t block time >24 hours get them now.
Good to know. No, have not flown UA after 1 December 2016...

zeer0 Jul 23, 2017 10:19 pm
Originally Posted by teriyaki (Post 28594042)
Thanks for the suggestions, keep them coming everyone.

Add-on questions:

Do any Star Alliance flights offer pyjama's in Business Class?
United on flights over 12 hours. Maybe also a few Asian airlines?


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