In addition to more space, those in business class will be able to belly up to an on-board lounge for canapes and drinks. The airline has taken delivery of two of the redesigned A380s and will debut them on the airline's new Dubai to Copenhagen route.
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Thursday, 12 November 2015
Emirates unveils new Airbus A380 with 615 seats after ripping out first class to pack in more passengers
In addition to more space, those in business class will be able to belly up to an on-board lounge for canapes and drinks. The airline has taken delivery of two of the redesigned A380s and will debut them on the airline's new Dubai to Copenhagen route.










Wow! Great right
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Wowza! This is just amazing! Nice one, really.
Delete#TeamBlessed#
Hoping to fly it and share some experience.
DeleteI like this, it's really big. Even economy is as comfy as that... still prefer KLM tho
ReplyDeleteWooooooow! God forbids dat such Plane would crash. Dis one be say people go finish. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteNa your ugly mouth go crash on the day you board one as the only passenger, while the all crew will survive. You will be the only decapitated body, amen.
DeleteWooooooow! God forbids dat such Plane would crash. Dis one be say people go finish. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteHow reasonable! This is what I call business sense on point!
ReplyDeleteUgbo ndi Oma ..
ReplyDeleteNice one.
ReplyDeleteand Nigeria be lunching new state taxi's since 1900
ReplyDeleteVery lovely, UAE setting the pace.
ReplyDelete~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA
Innovation at its peak!
ReplyDeleteNice one.
ReplyDeletea.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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See money abeg....
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***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***
Real competition.
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I smell MONOPOLY from a short distance.
It is well o.
Real competition.
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I smell MONOPOLY from a short distance.
It is well o.
Well said we're did u copy this words from. You have read too much marketing and business books
DeleteSpeechless, Speechless, Dat's how this makes me feel.
ReplyDeleteI love Emirates! my fave airline
ReplyDeleteOK...
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing!!
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comfort and luxury
ReplyDeleteLife is good! Indeed they hav turned their plane to "MOLUE" not just bus only. Biko 557 passengers ka! Aha! Just too much and...
ReplyDeleteBeloved Linda Ikeji, biko come to my rescue bcos I can't comment as alwaz wit my google ID bcos of dis proove u r not a robot. Wht d heck is wrong...?
Comment frm ROYAL PRIESTHOOD (royalpriesthood007@gmail.com)
Wow,this is mighty. TIMILEYIN BLESSING
ReplyDeleteAirbus A380 was an awesome experience when I travelled from Paris to Houston
ReplyDeleteJust wow
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ReplyDeleteWow, this is really nice
ReplyDelete#iT will only get better
#iT mUsT eNd iN PRaIsE
Wow, this is really nice
ReplyDelete#iT will only get better
#iT mUsT eNd iN PRaIsE
As long as is safe...
ReplyDeleteGood news so far.
ReplyDeleteNo shitty stuff about Fayose buying roasted plantain on roadside.
If you like, don't publish my comment. Na you sabi.
I hope to win LIB GA. This november
ReplyDeleteThis is ABSOLUTELY astonishing.
ReplyDeleteThis is too much naa. Suicide bombers can be among passengers ooo. Olorun maje! I cannot enter this one ooo.
ReplyDeleteThis is too absurd for human liking.
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ReplyDeleteAnother "Molue" in d air wit all dis 557passengers in d air, definitely dis beat drecord of molue on d roads of Lagos.
DeleteBeloved Linda Ikeji, biko come to my rescue bcos I can't comment as alwaz wit my google ID bcos of dis proove u r not a robot. Wht d heck is wrong...?
Comment frm ROYAL PRIESTHOOD (royalpriesthood007@gmail.com)
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ALL THESE ARAB PEOPLE... MAD MONEY
ReplyDeleteNice one. I have never flown economy though
ReplyDeleteCan it survive a crash??? Isssokay..
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ReplyDeleteWow!
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Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBusy Fingers.
Wow,keep it Emirates.
ReplyDeleteEnroute come Naija na... honest I will fly UAE the nxt day...
ReplyDeleteLol.. very Niceeeeee
Nice.. always up to something
ReplyDeleteInnovation meet class. God bless UAE. God bless Nigeria to work hard and meet up development and steady innovation.
ReplyDeleteIf this one crash na full country oh!
ReplyDeleteThis one is like shoprite,i wonder d kind of smell dat will b oozing out,to go toilet u go queue up,make dis people take there time ooo,dis is ogbunigwe
ReplyDeleteI know about this plane, A380 is the biggest passenger airline ever build. The company is located in different countries from Europe to Asia where the different parts are produced and sent to the base companies to form one airplane. It has swimming pools, about more than 500 hundred seats, bar, shoping, stair cases that linked the floor to the second deck and so on .Infact the airplane is something beyound imarginable. I hope someday Nigeria will get to that level I pray.
ReplyDeletei Love Emirateeeee.... yippiiieeeee. My best airline so far. best on air customer service. best ICE to keep youe entertained for the 8-10hrs on air transit. their hostesses are very attentive, ever ready to help and accommodating. plan on flying Etihad next and am hoping it will be as much fun or even better......Go Emirates.
ReplyDeleteThis is really cool, I'M flying this airbus next
ReplyDeleteWe fly A380 to Johannesburg from LHR, and they always tell us crew (pilots) to let us know if there is an emergency, as the A380 can only land in few airports (Nigeria not included, because of the wings span/ runway).
ReplyDeleteHence why we haven't flow our A380 to Lagos, instead we use 747.