The Emirates Boeing A380's first-class cabin has 14 seats, and the aircraft's larger, more spacious cabin allows for wider, ...

With long-haul business class seats having come on leaps and bounds over the years, with direct aisle access now largely expected as the standard in such cabins, first class offerings are becoming few ...

Although its numbers have thinned, ten airlines still operate the enormous, graceful Airbus A380 for international luxury ...

The expanded lounge in Bangkok now stands as the largest international lounge facility beyond the airline’s home market, it stated. Bangkok is also Emirates’ second largest destination with First and ...

Emirates has opened a new lounge at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport, Satellite 1 Terminal (SAT-1), it's largest facility ...

Emirates has invested US$5 million in expanding the lounge to 1454 sq. m and intends to turn it into the airline's second-largest international lounge.

Flying first class isn’t just about cushy seats and extra let room, these days airlines are turning out meals that rival top restaurants. From unlimited caviar service on Emirates to Michelin ...

Etihad’s A380 The Residence suite almost embraced an ‘upstairs, downstairs’ approach.

Meanwhile, Qantas business class travellers on QF296 can ... two simultaneous A380 departures.” Not that Emirates has two superjumbos taking off from Bangkok at the same time, but you get the idea. In ...