BusinessA Brussels–Dubai flight in Emirates’ refurbished 1-2-1 business cabin. Seat photos and a video review cover privacy, dining, amenities and the updated layout on the 777.
Brussels→Dubai
BusinessA Brussels–Washington flight in Polaris seat 1A. The photo and video report examines the private seat layout, working surfaces, bed mode, dining and onboard amenities.
Brussels→Washington, D.C.
Premium economyA Heathrow–Bangkok journey comparing the comfortable older seat with its limited storage and screen. The food, bedding and attentive service make a stronger impression than the hardware.
London→Bangkok
Premium economyA Heathrow–Hong Kong review of Cathay’s newer premium seat. Useful bottle storage and paired window seats are weighed against Bluetooth pairing trouble, with detailed notes on drinks and the Asian breakfast.
London→Hong Kong
BusinessParis–Johannesburg in Air France’s refurbished door-equipped cabin. The review focuses on 4L, seat padding, the footwell, storage and entertainment, and explains which rows offer more space.
Paris→Johannesburg
BusinessVienna–Malé in seat 2K, with a comparison of paired seats and solo throne seats. The report covers the air-cushion bed, storage, service and freshly prepared eggs at breakfast.
Vienna→Malé
FirstParis–San Francisco in the four-seat La Première cabin. This report explores the curtain-enclosed seat, soft bedding, reliable onboard Wi-Fi and two substantial meals, alongside the escorted airport transfers.
Paris→San Francisco
BusinessTokyo Haneda–London in 5K, travelling via North America. The reviewer tests the unusually wide seat, privacy door and large screen, while explaining why the firm bed and its length may trouble taller passengers.
Tokyo→London
BusinessSeychelles–Doha in the older 2-2-2 cabin, rather than Qsuite. The review explores the generously spaced, padded flat-bed seat, screen and open storage, with useful context about its limited privacy.
Mahé→Doha
BusinessParis–Mexico City in seat 14A, following a Barcelona connection. The long-haul cabin offers direct aisle access but feels tired to the reviewer, who also describes an impersonal welcome and the subsequent meal service.
Paris→Mexico City
FirstNew York–São Paulo in an eight-seat first-class cabin. The reviewer tests the unusual swivelling seat and desk position, while finding worn fittings and missing pyjamas disappointing on an overnight flight.
New York→São Paulo
BusinessDubai–Paris in seat 5A. A comfortable footwell and attentive meal service impress the reviewer, who describes the reverse-herringbone seat, French wines and the absence of working Wi-Fi.
Dubai→Paris