Dubai's biggest airline, Emirates, is rolling out updates to aircraft across the world as part of its retrofit programme which will make flights comfier than ever ...

The Airbus A380 has always been a firm passenger favorite. It is a unique double-decker aircraft and the world's largest commercial aircraft. The aircraft entered service in 2005 and since then ...

Supply chain issues and certification of new first- and business-class seat models have delayed deliveries to airlines.

the Boeing 777 and the Airbus A380. Emirates is spending billions on renovating the interiors of its active A380 fleet as well as many of its Boeing 777s. "From Private Suites and Shower Spas in First ...

The retrofitted Triple Sevens are in a four-class configuration, including the latest premium economy offering. They also ...

The Airbus A380, the largest passenger aircraft ever built ... and they planned lavish first and business-class cabins for the new jet. The aircraft allowed airlines to quickly expand capacity on key ...

Lufthansa Technik Malta, the European Center of Excellence for widebody Base Maintenance Services in the Lufthansa Technik network, is expanding its location and capacities: ...

That’s what you get in business class, according to the airline’s ... Emirates operates a mixed fleet of earlier and later models of A380 and B777 aircraft. Products, services and features ...

Qantas Frequent Flyer members can also earn points on Emirates flights. Economy class on an Emirates A380. Seats at the front of the cabin are “preferred” and require an additional fee to secure.

Improvements in business-class seat designs undermined the relevance of first class over the last decade. More recently, carriers have been looking for ways to renew first class concepts.