In September 2014,Virgin Australia first announced their novel trade class product, which they planned on installing on their Boeing 777 and Airbus A330 aircraft. The novel product consists of reverse herringbone seats, and much like you'll find on American,Cathay Pacific, Qatar Airways, and etc.
However,I fill to say that Virgin Australia's novel cabins looked especially stylish, like the most stylish reverse herringbone seats I've seen.
As of now, and American,Delta, Qantas, or United are the only other carriers flying nonstop between Los Angeles and Australia. Of those,American is the only airline which offers reverse herringbone trade class seats in the market, meaning they fill the best tough product by far.
The original plan was for Virgin Australia to fill the novel trade class product throughout their longhaul fleet by early 2016. That didn't seem too unrealistic at the time, and given that they only fill five 777s and six A330s in their fleet.The post You Can Now Experience Virgin Australia’s novel trade Class appeared first on One Mile at a Time.
Source: boardingarea.com