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Air Europa Stands Apart from the Competition with the Dreamliner's New Business Class Air Europa stands apart from the competition with the Dreamliner's new Business class • During the final trimester, the airline will receive the first three Boeing 787-9s, each boasting a new design that gives preference to the passenger's privacy and comfort • They have 32 flat bed seats with 1-2-1 configuration and allow passengers direct access to the aisle Madrid, 19 February.- The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner that Air Europa will add to its fleet next October will have a new class Business designed with the utmost elegance. This is in order to provide passengers with greater privacy and to reinforce their comfort. The new Business cabin has been adapted for the 1-2-1 layout and will every passenger to have direct access to the aisle. What's more, new fabrics, amenities and elegant features will improve the customer experience and will also reinforce the airline's visual identity. The new Dreamliner adds another 32 business seats to the 30 seats of the current model. In addition to possessing greater width, the seats are upholstered in high-quality leather and convert into easily foldable beds in order to guarantee maximum rest for each passenger. Its design gives special attention to privacy and every seat is customized to meet the needs of every customer, both for work and relaxation. The new Business cabin's modern and elegant style also promotes the brand through its use of the Air Europe colours and corporate logo. Air Europa will introduce three new Boeing 787-9s into its Dreamliner fleet during this year's final quarter. These will gradually be joined through 2021 by another twelve planes with the new layout. It's worth mentioning that between April and May of this year, Air Europa also will introduce two more Boeing 787-9s, although these will keep the current 2-2-2 layout. The new Business cabin's design and sophisticated style complement the quality of the services and products that can be enjoyed on board the Dreamliners. These include: a complete audiovisual entertainment system that you can access via personal 17-inch touch screens; free Wi-Fi service; carefully-prepared, healthy menus offering quality certificate of origin products, or the creative and cutting-edge cuisine of the prestigious Spanish Chef Martín Berasategui. In addition, business passengers are treated to a new Amenity Kit whose accessories help lessen the effects of jet lag. With separate billing, the advantages of flying Business class start before you even access the fleet; priority access at security checkpoints; priority boarding and disembarking; access to VIP rooms for a more comfortable wait, or with the acquisition of more bonus miles through the AIR EUROPE SUMA loyalty programme. For further information: Department of Communication Enrique Granados, 6. Edif. A. 28224 Pozuelo de Alarcón. Madrid [email protected] Tel: (34) 91 540 16 82 www.globalia.com .
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