I don’t know how I’ll ever go back to just one first class suite…

I don’t know how I’ll ever go back to just one first class suite…

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I&(*#$&(*&#(*@&)*@#&!@)(@$*#)(&$!)*@#^@~Y$&E)*!@*&R$)!U$@)!!!!!

Man, this past month has been full of serious travel “highs.” Last month I showered on a plane for the first time, on Emirates between London and Dubai.

And just now I slept in a double suite on a plane for 10 hours for the first time.

I presently just have a quick transit stop, but will have more details this evening when I get to Singapore. All I can say is WOW, and that I really need a new drug, because I think I’ve hit my absolute high.

Anyway, the service was amazing, food horrible, and now I get to fly with my favorite flight attendant to Singapore, so stay tuned! I’ll have lots more details this evening…

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  1. Carol Guest

    Is the A380 on the route only during the winter? I believe my SFO-HKG flight in April is scheduled on a 777.

  2. lucky OMAAT

    @ EthanSF -- ROFL!

    @ Frank -- Can definitely do that for a future post. I find it's much more dependent on the airline/configuration than aircraft generally, though some aircraft type are more comfortable than others. For example I find the A380 to be the most comfortable passenger plane by far.

  3. lucky OMAAT

    @ Scottrick -- The partition lowers, and the seats also go a bit higher than the initial position.

  4. lucky OMAAT

    @ PL -- You definitely notice where one bed ends and the other starts, but it's not terrible, especially with enough blankets.

  5. Frank Guest

    By aircraft type i mean the type of plane (like the Dreamliner), not the different brands like CX vs SQ

  6. Frank Guest

    Is there any way you can do an "aircraft type" blog entry one of these days?

    And possibly a ranking of some of the best aircraft types to redeem miles on when in biz/first (which ones to select it there is availability)? I imagine certain plane types have better biz seats than others.

    I know all about the miles game and award chart sweet spots, and how to take advantage of routing rules/tricks...but i...

    Is there any way you can do an "aircraft type" blog entry one of these days?

    And possibly a ranking of some of the best aircraft types to redeem miles on when in biz/first (which ones to select it there is availability)? I imagine certain plane types have better biz seats than others.

    I know all about the miles game and award chart sweet spots, and how to take advantage of routing rules/tricks...but i know nothing about which aircraft type to select amongst my many choices when redeeming my miles. Further, i don't think i have seen a good article on boarding area that has ever explained such.

  7. Bob Guest

    @Benny - I hear you. I'm flying JFK-FRA in the suites in September and I'm worried I won't have enough time to fully enjoy the bed as well as the service. Though I guess there are worse problems to have.

  8. Benny Guest

    I ONLY have a 7 hour flight in the suites in March (first world problems). I want to enjoy the bed, but I don't want to miss too much of the experience in the suites.

  9. AC Guest

    We will be flying SQ1 next month and I'm ready to rolling around on the double bed...it's all thanks to you Lucky (last July UA glitch)! I do want to know more about the "horrible food" and it can still top your list of "absolute high".

  10. Apu Member

    It appears from the pic that there was someone in bed with you ;)

  11. Craig Guest

    Janesis better get her card making skills ready.

  12. Carl Guest

    We're flying SQ2 in a few days in the double suite. Can't wait to try that.

    The Lobster Thermidor from the Book the Cook menu was excellent

  13. EthanSF Gold

    @Ari & @Lucky

    You could always join the Charles Lindbergh division of the mile high club, aka the solo aviators...

    Sorry, just reacting to Lucky's commment

  14. D Guest

    I just flew that route and totally agree. Suites and service amazing. Food definitely needs improving. Instant ramen and no dessert?! Thank goodness I booked the cook and got the Lobster Thermidor and Japanese Meal for breakfast. Both good...especially Japanese breakfast. And Dom. :)

  15. Dan A. Guest

    Wife and I are on SQ1 on Friday! Can't wait thanks for the pic, patiently awaiting full review...

  16. Scottrick Guest

    It looks like the middle partition lowers, or do the seats rise when turned into a bed?

  17. PL Guest

    Nice!! One question - since there are 2 beds, I assume there is a gap where they meet up. Was that uncomfortable at all or not at all noticeable?

  18. Mike Guest

    Did the boyfriend some along for the ride?. There's plenty of room..

  19. Coolh Guest

    Yep, this is where lucky joins the mile high club with his FA.

  20. MEOW Guest

    I recently did SQ2 in a double bed solo. I don't think I can go back to anything else. The food was great though ex-hkg and ex-sin!

  21. lucky OMAAT

    @ Ari -- Traveling solo... though I guess that doesn't entirely preclude it...

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Carol Guest

Is the A380 on the route only during the winter? I believe my SFO-HKG flight in April is scheduled on a 777.

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lucky OMAAT

@ EthanSF -- ROFL! @ Frank -- Can definitely do that for a future post. I find it's much more dependent on the airline/configuration than aircraft generally, though some aircraft type are more comfortable than others. For example I find the A380 to be the most comfortable passenger plane by far.

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lucky OMAAT

@ Scottrick -- The partition lowers, and the seats also go a bit higher than the initial position.

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