A launch-era account of JAL’s first premium-economy product, published in 2008. It follows the Heathrow departure, shell seat, overnight rest and arrival in Narita.
Sydney · Sydney Kingsford Smith (SYD) → Santiago · Arturo Merino Benítez (SCL)
A Sydney–Santiago journey with close seat photographs and a full account of the meal service. A useful long-flight test of Premium Economy comfort when a flat bed is outside the budget.
A Rome–Perth trip after an unexpected upgrade, with a close look at the 787 Premium Economy seat and service. The upgrade is part of this traveller’s story, not a benefit to expect when booking.
Vancouver · Vancouver International (YVR) → Toronto · Toronto Pearson (YYZ)
This domestic red-eye is useful evidence about the 787-9 seat, not international catering. The author describes sleeping through much of the short flight and the early breakfast timing.
Seoul · Incheon International (ICN) → London · Heathrow (LHR)
A Seoul–London flight puts the older 787 Premium seat to the test. Look at the bulkhead foot support, preferred-seat charges and dedicated lavatories alongside the worn upholstery.
San Francisco · San Francisco International (SFO) → Melbourne · Melbourne Airport (MEL)
A long overnight flight in bulkhead seat 20A, with detailed photos of the footrest, tray and bedding. Especially useful for judging whether premium economy provides enough rest on a US–Australia journey.
A first premium economy experience with useful detail on shared armrests, calf and foot support, and the space lost when the seat ahead reclines during dinner.
What sits behind THE Room on the London flight? This report examines premium economy seat 26K, the lounge visit, meals and amenities during a journey of more than fourteen hours.