The New Emirates’ Charter Jet for When First Class Isn’t Good Enough
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- Emirate Executive is the carrier’s new private jet service. The common area can be configured for leisure or business travel.
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- Emirate Executive is the carrier’s new private jet service. The common area can be configured for leisure or business travel.
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- Emirate Executive is the carrier’s new private jet service. A full-standing shower, fresh linens, and spa products are available in the on-board bathroom.
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- Emirate Executive is the carrier’s new private jet service. Ten private cabins feature fully-flat beds, Wi-Fi, TV screens, and a mini-bar.
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- Emirate Executive is the carrier’s new private jet service. The common area can be configured for leisure or business travel.
Emirates unveiled its new ultra-first class charter service today. Emirates Exclusive flies up to 19 passengers on a decked out Airbus 319, an aircraft that can hold up to 124 flyers.
This luxurious jet would be impressive even on the ground and offers so many amenities that flyers might not want to land. The cabin is divided into two sections. The first is a common area with two sofas and six lounge seats that can be configured for hang outs or business meetings.
The second area includes ten private rooms with enough fancy features to best some hotels. Sliding doors close on guests who can sleep on flat beds, snack on the mini-bar, or welcome other flyers in to sit on their visitor’s chair. There’s also Wi-Fi and a screen to view all of the airline’s in-flight entertainment options.
Flyers can freshen up before landing in a complete standing shower complete with towels and spa products.
A video of the interior can be viewed below:
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