BusinessA JFK–Frankfurt flight in seat 18A, with a 5-foot-tall side sleeper’s observations about the firm bed and angled footwell. Useful detail beyond the headline seat width.
New York→Frankfurt
Premium economyA historical November 2015 red-eye account with photographs of the bulkhead screen, light refreshment and breakfast. Useful for the rhythm of an overnight flight; the catering predates later service changes.
Singapore→Sydney
EconomyAn overnight flight on the former 777-200ER. The reviewer enjoyed the seat storage and legroom, slept before breakfast and recorded the cabin's unusual 3-4-2 layout.
Singapore→Tokyo
Premium economyAn unexpected upgrade to aisle seat 19D on the 777. A photo-led review of the seat, pillow and slippers, with comments on the entertainment screen and meal.
Singapore→Tokyo
FirstA detailed report from window suite 2K. The author covers the check-in experience, large dining table and private cabin, with extensive photographs of the flight.
New York→Tokyo
FirstWindow suite 1K on an overnight departure from Haneda. The photo essay includes the large screen, cabin finishes and a separate middle seat prepared as a bed.
Tokyo→New York
FirstAn early review of THE Suite, including the movable centre divider and storage. The author contrasts the new layout with First Square and notes an unusable HDMI port.
New York→Tokyo
BusinessA window seat in THE Room's smaller cabin. The review shows the wide table with a 16-inch laptop and explains how the folding surface affects access to the aisle.
Tokyo→New York
BusinessA 2022 trip from seat 15K, with photographs of the enclosed business cabin. The author praises the seat's width while finding space for small belongings more limited.
New York→Tokyo
BusinessA 2 a.m. departure in seat 6H. The review follows the journey from JFK through a long overnight flight in THE Room, with cabin, meal and bedding photographs.
New York→Tokyo
FirstAn early first-hand look at THE Suite from window seat 2A. The author documents the redesigned cabin and uses an unoccupied centre suite as a separate sleeping space.
Tokyo→London
FirstA window-seat journey in the older eight-seat first class cabin. The author contrasts the spacious suite with its smaller screen and describes the onboard dining.
Tokyo→London