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Emirates Bringing Back A380 Bar & Showers!

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Yesterday I wrote about how Emirates is reintroducing many premium cabin services as of October 15, and now I have some more details to share about what exactly that will look like…

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(@techster)
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YES! Highly looking forward to it. Emirates is back baby!


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(@Michael)
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Excellent move!


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(@Briane)
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I have a first class return ticket from JFK to Dubai and am saddened that the A380 will not be flying into or out of USA until next April as I really enjoy my shower at 38000 feet.
I am due to return to Dubai in January, hopefully passenger traffic will have increased enough by then to allow Emirates to use the 380 from USA again.


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(@mjonis-2)
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Hmmm, maybe I need to book this and cancel my Etihad flight that got downgraded to 789?


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Bravo!Emirates.You are the best.At least for now.


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 Alex
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Hey, does anyone know if there's an overview available of airlines that still have a 'normal' business class service versus those that have cut back their service heavily? Would help with selecting the right airline if you do need to take a flight in these tricky times :).


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(@Nicola)
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I have always believed that Emirates is the best managed airline.


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 MARK
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Wonderful news. I would not want to fly unless these types of usual first class perks are put back in place.


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 Toni
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It'd be good to know where Emirates currently operates A380s to.


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(@Marko Rudic)
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Love it!!! Great move by Emirates


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(@Pietro Donato Cirone)
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I say that a client should receive the max , experience, as a world comes closer via airtravel . I know that EU trans Atlantic carriers at least two offer a refreshment station by the galley. This is a market tool which isn't exploted by the National Carrier because the funds are directed into another advertisement aspect of the moment. I k how AZ, you know that unforgivable Italian Airline. Does provide the refreshments during the flight, a limited of quantity due to space restriction, not the cost factor because it is there already. It's the lack of determination to show-off the product to the client. Client impressions are the value of the product.


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 Joey
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This is awesome news! Hopefully it won't be short-lived. Just thinking about it, are Emirates and China Southern the only airlines operating/flying A380s right now?


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(@Billie)
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This made my day! Hopefully soon this beautiful aircraft and crew will begin operating in the US.
Please keep us posted Ben!


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(@johnsf)
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I hate to the bearer of bad news but it seems EK has cut A380 service to the US, except for one flight a day to JFK, through October 2021 I have a May booking that changed from A380 to 777.


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(@Rick Meier)
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Does anyone know if Emirates is still flying a new 777 with the updated fist class from JFK? I saw another blogger say that he is booked on this flight this month.


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(@stephen-morrissey-2-2-2-2-2-2-2)
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Holey moley. Good news!

Still, a first world problem, during a pandemic that we all applaud this.

Including myself...


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(@schar)
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hell yaaa!!!!!!! GREAT news indeed! 🙂


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(@Kevin M)
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@Rick Meier: Yes, they're still flying it. I'm booked in a couple of weeks! Can't wait, especially now that "normal" service is resuming.

Side note: I wonder if this means the F lounge in Dubai is also reopening on the 15th.


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 Moe
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Wonderful news!!! Emirates it will be for my december trip!


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(@scott-sullivan)
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Now if only some places to travel would open up :-\


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Does anyone know when Turkish Airlines is planning to resume in-flight (warm) dinner - even if not the one they always had, but something better then the current "lunch box" one.


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(@donna)
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I’ll be the lone voice of descent. As someone who had COVID-19 back in February, after returning on a flight from MXP, everything I’ve read since then has stated that the virus aerosol particles linger much longer in small enclosed, poorly ventilated areas. Accordingly, I wouldn’t want to shower in an aircraft lavatory (without a mask).

For work, I’ve flown six TATL flights in the past three months and six domestic Transcons. Prior to each international trip, I‘ve had to test negative to avoid quarantine. I have a responsibility to my family and work to stay healthy and not turn up positive again and therefore I won’t be showering on aircraft or in lounges anytime soon. Everyone has to evaluate their own risk and act accordingly.


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Diamond
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@The Original Donna, it's "dissent" 🙂


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 eric
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good news !!!!!!!


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(@Nick Rivas)
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Did this actually go into effect Oct 15 for all flights or select ones? When I check the menus out of DXB flights to Europe on "whats on my flight", they still have the limited drink selection in First...


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