Kara Buchanan flies Emirates first class on a 777 and tours the suite: it has closing doors for privacy, a fully reclining zero-gravity seat, live virtual windows, a minibar, and adjustable lighting. A seven-hour flight feels too short.
Emirates.
Seven hours.
Today we're flying in Emirates first class. They call this their game changer suite because it's the only airplane seat that has floor to ceiling closing doors. So you pretty much have your own private room on a plane. The flight attendants even use this cute little window to slide you food and drinks so they don't disturb. Even though Nate is technically in the middle of the plane, he still has windows because they're virtual. This is a live video feed. How cool is that? I kid you not. They even provide binoculars. This is the largest TV of any other plane. And there's literally a pantry full of snacks on one side and a mini bar on the other. We have plenty of expensive wine and delicious. There's food coming, so we probably won't even touch those. Not only can I change the brightness of all the lights in my suite, but I can also change the color and the air temperature. And last but not least, you can adjust your seat to what they call the NASA inspired zero gravity position, AKA it reclines. This seven hour flight is not long enough. See you tomorrow.
