Mile high Luxury

Geoffrey Thomas

By Geoffrey Thomas Sun Aug 4, 2013

Emirates has launched a luxury private jet service for those who don’t think its first class is good enough.

The luxurious chariot is a 110-seat Airbus A319 which is fitted out for just 19 passengers in two main zones.

The first area is a wide dining and executive lounge at the front of the aircraft designed to seat up to 12 passengers, combining a work area and a rest zone with two large sofas surrounding four mechanically-activated tables and two 42” HD LCD screens.

Second distinct area comprises 10 Private Suites each featuring a fully lie flat seat and a 32” HD LCD screen.

The suites are complemented by a large and elegant Shower Spa, equipped with a full-height shower, featured innovations like a floor heating system, decorative serigraphy on mirrors and marble accents, as well as luxury, all-natural skincare products.

The plane is equipped with state-of-the-art technology including Emirates’ award winning in-flight entertainment (ICE) with up to 1,500 channels of on-demand entertainment, as well as a live TV, video conferencing facilities and high-speed internet and mobile phone connectivity.

The personalised service for customers includes booking an aircraft at short notice and a premium chauffeur drive service.

Emirates support the A319 with a dedicated team of experienced in-flight crew and ground staff.

 

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