I can't find much here, even in the review space, of the JAL products.
I'm looking (currently in fantasy land, but with possibility of a turn into reality), at heading to Moscow via a few days in Japan, but with my child bearing hips, and being built like a rugby player, Economy can be a bit snug for me.
Haven't personally flown JAL, but if you're flying in Economy with their B787s you're in for a treat. 2-4-2 seating with 34 inch seat pitch (from what I've read, may vary depending on your seating location).
Last editedby Jedinak K at Jun 26, 2017, 10:19 PM.
We've not reviewed JAL's latest business class as of yet, but we wouldn't be reviewing JAL economy anyway as we focus on the premium cabins. The good thing is that as mentioned above, JAL has the most spacious Boeing 787s in the sky, even in economy.
We've not reviewed JAL's latest business class as of yet, but we wouldn't be reviewing JAL economy anyway as we focus on the premium cabins. The good thing is that as mentioned above, JAL has the most spacious Boeing 787s in the sky, even in economy.
Hi David, Thanks for that.
I'm very much hoping for at least their Prem. Econ. seats, if not their Business tickets. If I'm going to travel, I'll do it right.
Very much looking forward to reading your opinions after the inaugural MEL-NRT!
I'm also looking at travelling in premium economy on the MEL-NRT route next easter. It appears that lounge access is provided. QF J in SYD so i guess the same thing for MEL and the Sakura lounge at Narita which seems a bit ordinary but better than nothing.
MRYJDrake
MRYJDrake
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Just a small one,
Jedinak K
Jedinak K
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Haven't personally flown JAL, but if you're flying in Economy with their B787s you're in for a treat. 2-4-2 seating with 34 inch seat pitch (from what I've read, may vary depending on your seating location).
David
David
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We've not reviewed JAL's latest business class as of yet, but we wouldn't be reviewing JAL economy anyway as we focus on the premium cabins. The good thing is that as mentioned above, JAL has the most spacious Boeing 787s in the sky, even in economy.
MRYJDrake
MRYJDrake
Air New Zealand - Airpoints
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Ange
Ange
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I just flew business on JAL 787 from Narita to Bangkok. Here are my thoughts ...
elchriss0
elchriss0
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I'm also looking at travelling in premium economy on the MEL-NRT route next easter. It appears that lounge access is provided. QF J in SYD so i guess the same thing for MEL and the Sakura lounge at Narita which seems a bit ordinary but better than nothing.
btaus
btaus
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JAL Economy = AA Main Cabin Extra or whatever its called. Which means it's spacious, comfortable and more legroom by economy standards.