Emirates Business Class 777-300ER

Emirates’ Boeing 777-300ER in business class is equipped with angle-flat seats in a 2-3-2 configuration. While this is not the most modern configuration, this does allow easy access to your travelling companions during the flight. As such, for couples and solo travellers, we would recommend taking seats next to the windows, whereas groups of 3 would be best in the middle seats. Onboard, you can expect high levels of service from Emirates, along with a comprehensive dining experience and an exhaustive selection of entertainment options. Other additions include a well-stocked amenity kit as well as a mattress topper to ensure a restful sleep.

For a full review of this Emirates business class product, please see this review by Point Hacks.

Qantas Business Class Boeing 737-800

You’re booked to fly on a Qantas Boeing 737-800 in Business class. This aircraft features recliner seats in a 2-2 configuration. These seats are sufficient for a short flight – we would recommend row 2 as the bulkhead in Row 1 means you cannot store anything at your seat. Despite the short duration, you can expect to enjoy a hot meal and complimentary non-alcoholic beverages regardless of the time of day you are flying.

If you wish to read more on this product, you can find a Point Hacks review here.

Air France Business Class Boeing 777-300ER

You’ll be on Air France’s Business Class on the Boeing 777-300ER, which offers a comfortable and private experience with a 1-2-1 layout, ensuring direct aisle access for all passengers. The seats, featuring a modern design, provide ample storage and legroom, although they may lack a bit of privacy. All seats are the same reverse-herringbone design – as such, we would recommend a centre pair towards the middle of the cabin for couples and window seats for solo passengers.

Your flight includes good Wi-Fi and a decent inflight entertainment system. On board, you can enjoy a selection of meal choices, with options for more traditional French cuisine, as well as complimentary beverages to pair with the meal.

British Airways Business Class Boeing 787-9

You are booked to fly on British Airways on their Boeing 787-9 in the Club World (Business) seat. You will be greeted with 42 seats in a 2-3-2 configuration with all seats having aisle access. This aircraft has 2 business class cabins with the smaller forward cabin comprising of 2 rows being preferred for a quieter experience. Do note that A, E & K seats all face backwards with B, D, F & J seats all facing forward.

You can expect a solid food and beverage offering for this flight. This is to go with the comfortable bedding and amenity kit supplied by The White Company when it comes time to wind down.

If you want to learn more about this product, read this article from Australian Frequent Flyer.

Finnair Business Class Airbus A350-900

You are booked to fly on a Finnair Airbus A350-900, arranged in a 1-2-1 layout with lie-flat beds. We recommend mid-cabin seats to avoid any disturbance from the galley or toilet areas. Seats D & H are best suited towards couples with window seats A & L best for solo travellers. The curved high backrest provides extra privacy and while Finnair does not provide pyjamas, they supply good quality bedding, cushions and an amenity kit. On board, you will experience signature Finnish service and dining. 

If you wish to learn more, feel free to read this article on Point Hacks.