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What First Class seats allow you to dine across from someone else?
What First Class seats allow you to dine across from someone else?
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TagsI know CX does, and it was on of my favorite parts about that experience. What other F seats allow you to dine across from someone else??
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David W
Etihad’s A380s allow you to do that. I recall one of Ben’s posts saying that they were able to have 3 people dine together on one of their flights. TPG also was able to dine in the lobby area of the EY A380, which has a small table.
Etihad’s 787s with F also have that ability since there is a seatbelt on the ottoman.
I [B][I]think[/I] [/B]that some of BA’s newer planes allow for that but I could be wrong.
While not seated across from one another, EK and SQ’s F seats make it quite simple to dine next to each other.
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thelongroadau
CX and QF, also SQ Suites. Might be others, they’re the ones I know.
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Rohit Deshpande
[QUOTE=”David W, post: 30788, member: 29″]Etihad’s A380s allow you to do that. I recall one of Ben’s posts saying that they were able to have 3 people dine together on one of their flights. TPG also was able to dine in the lobby area of the EY A380, which has a small table.
Etihad’s 787s with F also have that ability since there is a seatbelt on the ottoman.
I [B][I]think[/I] [/B]that some of BA’s newer planes allow for that but I could be wrong.
While not seated across from one another, EK and SQ’s F seats make it quite simple to dine next to each other.[/QUOTE]
I’ve done it on BA’s A380 first class product. The 787’s F class didn’t have enough space. Also I dined with partner in Qatar F so those airlines I can verify have that option
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