PICS: Inside Emirates Boeing 777

Emirates brand new cabins for its Boeing 777 fleet uses technology to enhance the experience. Picture:Instagram.

Emirates brand new cabins for its Boeing 777 fleet uses technology to enhance the experience. Picture:Instagram.

Published Nov 21, 2017

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The Emirates new Boeing 777 fleet revealed pictures of its First Class suites and Business class seats. 

With floor to ceiling sliding doors and sleek design features inspired by the Mercedes-Benz S-Class, Emirates’ new suites takes luxury and privacy to the next level. Offering up to 40 square feet of personal space each, these spacious, fully-enclosed private suites are laid out in a 1-1-1 configuration.

From First Class through to the Business and Economy Class cabins, all along the walkways, in the washrooms and galleys, the latest Emirates 777 aircraft boasts a multi-million dollar upgrade that includes newly-designed seats and upgraded inflight entertainment systems in all cabins.

 

The latest Emirates 777 aircraft with these new features will enter commercial service on 1 December, making its debut on flights to Geneva and Brussels.

First class features 

First Class cabin. Picture: Emirates.

  

To ensure all First Class customers have a view, Emirates is introducing the industry’s first virtual windows for suites located in the middle aisle. These virtual windows project the view from outside the aircraft using real time camera technology. In the other suites, binoculars are available for customers who want to explore the sky outside their windows.

Passengers can easily communicate with the cabin crew, or request for room service using the video call function. The suites also come with a service window where customers can be served drinks and canapes undisturbed. Emirates has retained and updated the most popular features of its private suites such as the personal mini bar for drinks and snacks within each suite, and wireless controls to adjust seating positions, as well as to navigate Emirates’ award-winning in flight entertainment system, ice.  

Each suite is fitted with an inspiration kit which features a luxury Byredo skincare collection found only on Emirates, Hydra Active moisturising pyjamas, and Bulgari amenity kits.There is ample storage within the suite including a cleverly designed overhead compartment, and a full length cupboard for hanging clothes. 

Business Class. Picture: Emirates/Duncan Chard.

  President of Emirates Airline, Sir Tim Clark,  said the new 777 interiors is part of Emirates’ ongoing investment to raise the bar and exceed our customer's’ expectations. He said Business Class features the latest fully-flat leather seats with personal minibars. Economy Class seats have adjustable full leather headrests, and the inflight entertainment system has been upgraded for all cabin classes.

“Throughout the aircraft, our customers will see modern and airy cabins, with painstaking attention to detail evident in design touches such as the textured wall and ceiling panels, lighting features, and more.”

 

Driven in style 

Emirates brand new cabins for its Boeing 777 fleet uses technology to enhance the experience. Picture:Instagram.

Emirates and Mercedes-Benz have extended their partnership to provide a fleet of the S-Class cars as part of its complimentary Chauffeur-drive service. Emirates First Class passengers arriving or departing in the UAE will enjoy a seamless journey from aircraft to home, and vice versa, in a Mercedes-Benz S-Class car.

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