Emirates airlines unveils new luxurious cabins on some selected routes.


Air travellers flying with Emirates Airlines this summer are in for some special treat as the gulf carrier unveils the game changing luxurious interiors in it's first class suite, business and economy class on it's Boeing 777-300ER aircrafts.

The quest to ensure Passengers safety, well-being, comfort and seemless travel experience cannot be over emphasized. That is why Emirates airlines always strive in bringing desired changes and upgrade to suit the flying populace.

It is however worthy to note, the newly unveiled cabins wil only be available in some selected routes which notably are Brussles, Frankfurt, Geneva, Kuwait, London Stansted, Male, Riyadh, Tokyo Haneda and Vienna.

Be sure to check out the new interiors on your next travel while on board Emirates airlines on any of the above mentioned routes.

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