Things I can do for business class

doran_lum

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Hi all,

I will be taking business class on Emirates for the first time. Compare to economy class, what can i request or do more ?
Can I request for extra food for example ?
 

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where is your destination? Be sure to check out the Chauffeur-drive if you qualify. If you are flying A380, check out the lounge. Go to airport early and access the lounge. Oh, btw their IFE is one of the best.
 

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where is your destination? Be sure to check out the Chauffeur-drive if you qualify. If you are flying A380, check out the lounge. Go to airport early and access the lounge. Oh, btw their IFE is one of the best.

Heading to Vienna.. The trip between Dubai and Vienna is A380..
what does IFE means ?
 

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make use of their limo service, ie home to changi, and Vienna airport to your hotel. Food and drinks, eat and drink to your hearts content. heard first hand a few cases where days before your flight, they send you an email to bump up one class for nominal fees. if not, at check in, never hurts to ask nicely if any chance to upgrade to first class. their lounge in Dubai one of the best I ever visited.
 

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In terms of meal, their meal would be served differently from economy class...
For example, economy get fish or chicken ...
you would get salmon fillet or stewed beef etc ...

tv screen is definitely bigger than economy ...
toiletries might be more atas

My flight in cx business class, they have jurlique inside their toilet ...
 
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