Cathay Pacific is promising long haul travellers a significant comfort upgrade, as it unveils its newly retrofitted Boeing 777-300ER, taking flight from Hong Kong this month.
This ambitious redesign is introducing an array of luxury features across business and premium classes, aimed at enhancing your inflight experience.
For those of us looking to experience premium air travel, this refit is a serious temptation.
Star of this transformation is Cathay Pacific’s new Aria Suite in Business Class, which blends cutting-edge tech with meticulous design to create a more personalised flying experience.
For those looking to experience the pinnacle of premium air travel, this significant refit is a serious temptation…
Ideal for those who demand the utmost in luxury and privacy, the Aria Suite embodies features the first ever suite doors for enhanced privacy, coupled to a 24-inch 4k TV screen, the largest in Cathay Pacific’s fleet. Immersive in-flight entertainment just got a whole lot more cinematic.
The suites also feature wireless charging, have Bluetooth connectivity, and provide multiple charging options, a requirement for modern travel.
For added luxury, there’s soft-touch suede walls and natural wool seating.
Premium Economy has also been upgraded, to offer enhanced comfort and privacy for passengers eager for a more relaxed long-haul experience.
Newly designed seats feature customised leather headrests and padded footrests, plus enhanced privacy features, including seat wings and dividers, so passengers can enjoy a more intimate space.
Generous 15.6-inch screens, paired with Bluetooth functionality, elevate the entertainment experience to a level that the airline says rivals many competing Business Class offerings.
Even Economy Class travel is getting a style upgrade, with updated seat covers, improved ergonomics and an enhanced inflight entertainment interface, including flexible headrests for superior comfort.
With its refreshed Economy and Premium Economy cabins and luxurious Business Class option, Cathay Pacific seems determined to redefine the flying experience for premium travellers.
Here’s hoping the changes land on more routes soon.
January is famously rather rude to our bank accounts. The decorations come down, the credit card statement arrives, and suddenly even a latte starts to feel like a luxury purchase. But one London restaurant is doing the Lord’s work this winter… by taking its prices straight back to 2015. For the entire month of January,…
If you’ve ever raised an eyebrow at a champagne bill and thought, “Well that escalated quickly,” you’re not alone. A new Champagne Index from global chauffeur service Blacklane has crunched the numbers on what a single glass of bubbly actually costs around the world – and the results are fizzing with surprises. Researched by drinks…
Sumo fans visiting Tokyo have a new attraction to add to their itinerary. Opening January 7 is a 150-seat show restaurant that brings together Japan’s national sport, sumo, and traditional kaiseki cuisine. The Sumo Live restaurant, located in Ginza, features a full-size sumo-ring stage, where wrestlers will perform demonstration bouts for diners. The opening follows…
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Cathay Pacific is promising long haul travellers a significant comfort upgrade, as it unveils its newly retrofitted Boeing 777-300ER, taking flight from Hong Kong this month.
This ambitious redesign is introducing an array of luxury features across business and premium classes, aimed at enhancing your inflight experience.
For those of us looking to experience premium air travel, this refit is a serious temptation.
Star of this transformation is Cathay Pacific’s new Aria Suite in Business Class, which blends cutting-edge tech with meticulous design to create a more personalised flying experience.
Ideal for those who demand the utmost in luxury and privacy, the Aria Suite embodies features the first ever suite doors for enhanced privacy, coupled to a 24-inch 4k TV screen, the largest in Cathay Pacific’s fleet. Immersive in-flight entertainment just got a whole lot more cinematic.
The suites also feature wireless charging, have Bluetooth connectivity, and provide multiple charging options, a requirement for modern travel.
For added luxury, there’s soft-touch suede walls and natural wool seating.
Premium Economy has also been upgraded, to offer enhanced comfort and privacy for passengers eager for a more relaxed long-haul experience.
Newly designed seats feature customised leather headrests and padded footrests, plus enhanced privacy features, including seat wings and dividers, so passengers can enjoy a more intimate space.
Generous 15.6-inch screens, paired with Bluetooth functionality, elevate the entertainment experience to a level that the airline says rivals many competing Business Class offerings.
Even Economy Class travel is getting a style upgrade, with updated seat covers, improved ergonomics and an enhanced inflight entertainment interface, including flexible headrests for superior comfort.
With its refreshed Economy and Premium Economy cabins and luxurious Business Class option, Cathay Pacific seems determined to redefine the flying experience for premium travellers.
Here’s hoping the changes land on more routes soon.
This iconic London restaurant is rolling prices back to 2015 – and it’s serving some of the best fish & chips in the city
January is famously rather rude to our bank accounts. The decorations come down, the credit card statement arrives, and suddenly even a latte starts to feel like a luxury purchase. But one London restaurant is doing the Lord’s work this winter… by taking its prices straight back to 2015. For the entire month of January,…
Here’s where you can find the most affordable glass of champagne in the world
If you’ve ever raised an eyebrow at a champagne bill and thought, “Well that escalated quickly,” you’re not alone. A new Champagne Index from global chauffeur service Blacklane has crunched the numbers on what a single glass of bubbly actually costs around the world – and the results are fizzing with surprises. Researched by drinks…
Live Sumo meets classic Japanese cuisine at new Tokyo show restaurant
Sumo fans visiting Tokyo have a new attraction to add to their itinerary. Opening January 7 is a 150-seat show restaurant that brings together Japan’s national sport, sumo, and traditional kaiseki cuisine. The Sumo Live restaurant, located in Ginza, features a full-size sumo-ring stage, where wrestlers will perform demonstration bouts for diners. The opening follows…
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