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Norwegian Now Charging Extra For A380 First Class Suites

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Hi Fly is the first charter airline to have an A380, and its something many of us are quite excited about. The plane has Singapore Airlines interiors, so flying this plane on another airline sure is a treat.

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(@when i travel the world)
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I think the business seat is great for the same price, considering there will be no real service, not much point paying the extra.


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Diamond
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$400?!? When I saw the headline I expected $200!


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(@santastico)
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It is less than 7 hours flight. Don't see the need for suite.


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 Kai
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Singapore's old A380 business class is amazing. The seat is much wider than any other business class or even first class seats I've had.


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Diamond
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But...privacy! Think of all the random eye-contact with strangers you would avoid if you were in one of the suites...


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 Dave
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No way...without any soft product, it's not worth it for just the seat. Like others said, the business class seat is already a huge upgrade over premium economy.


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Diamond
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@Aaron
Anyone that cares so much about privacy wouldn't be flying Norwegian.


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(@vlcnc)
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That is frankly obscene - I am with James, thought maybe a small supplement but £250 is way too much, especially as it is a substitution and isn't really costing them anything to provide this!


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(@Terje)
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Norwegian premium economy is not lay flatt.


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(@erick schmitt)
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I think this'll work out great. $400 for the suite, and remember add $5 for a bottle of water, $9 for the plastic wrapped sandwich, and mandatory suite door open for the credit card offers being hawked during the flight.


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 CB
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Not a bad price to join the mile high club...lol


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(@Nicolas Pedro)
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Always a troll being disgustingly kinky... mile high club?


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 ron
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Oh the privacy. I would value that very highly. Not having to see other people or other people see me. And of course the food cubby. It is wider. Which US CC can be used to transfer miles from?


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(@Jordan)
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They saw massive interest and decided to capitalize on it. I know a few rich people who are FRUGAL but fly DY's PE...this would appeal to them and the new era of show off Instagram fame hoes. People might pay it for the experience.


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(@speedski)
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Would this not have anything to do with the APD?


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 Bob
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Lol at calling the benign mile high club joke “disgustingly kinky.”


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(@Rated R)
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see been sometimes you should keep things secret thanks a lot says all the fly by nighters


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(@Richmond_Surrey)
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It's not really first class, just bigger seat. First class experience is a whole product.


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 Ruy
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Absolutely worth it to people who will never be able to either fly on Singapore Airlines or experience these seats in Business or First.


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(@Chris)
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Perhaps Hi Fly/Norwegian doesn’t apply to “no sex in the suite’ policy SQ used to have.


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 Jase
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Gosh, how patronising, "Most people flying Norwegian are looking for a deal, so the willingness to pay to upgrade will be much lower on Norwegian than other airlines" If that were really true, then Norwegian wouldn't have a premium product at all, it would all be standard economy.

Plus your question "Would you pay $400 to upgrade from a business class seat to a first class suite on Hi Fly?" is wrong, for the Norwegian passengers are being offered to upgrade from an economy seat to a first class suite.


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