"Emirates premium economy seats have a pitch of up to 40 inches and a recline of eight inches, as well as a six-way adjustable headrest and calf and footrest stands to help passengers really stretch out. It's still a long way from the lie-flat of business class, but for my three-and-a-half-hour day flight to Mumbai, it feels like a real treat. I'm able to get snug for a film."
"Upon boarding, I'm presented with a tray of colourful juices to choose from, before swiftly being offered the day's menu. There's a three-course lunch on offer, with two options to choose from for my starter and main course. There's also a wine list, with a red (pinot noir), white (riesling) and sparkling (Chandon brut) on offer. When lunch is served, my fold-over wooden lap table is laid with a heavy-duty white napkin, and food arrives on porcelain plates with mini salt and pepper shakers."
Premium economy seats offer up to 40 inches of pitch, eight inches of recline, a six-way adjustable headrest, and calf and footrest stands for increased stretching and comfort. Boarding includes a choice of colourful juices and a printed menu offering a three-course lunch with two starter and main options plus a wine list featuring pinot noir, riesling and Chandon brut. Meals are served on porcelain plates with heavy-duty white napkins and mini salt and pepper shakers. The cabin provides 13.3-inch HD screens with over 1,000 entertainment options. Passengers disembark immediately after business class and receive priority baggage. Comfort exceeds economy but remains below business-class lie-flat standards, making premium economy a practical upgrade for daytime flights.
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