juzdownunder
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I'm off on to a conference in Vegas in May, and will be flying Business Class with Qantas. I did this same trip (MEL-LAX-LAS) two years ago on the 747-400, so I know what J class is like on that plane. Someone pointed out to me the other day that if I route my flight through Sydney, the SYD-LAX leg will be on the A380. Can anyone tell me based on personal experience if the extra time it'll take is worth it to get on the flat beds in J class on the A380?
(EDIT: I need to fly out on a Sat, and back the next Sat, so MEL-LAX is the 747. Fri & Sun it's the A380, thanks to those who pointed this out).
I imagine i'll get lounge privileges during the stop-over in SYD, so that's not exactly a pain point.
I'm a big guy, and generally I don't sleep well on flights...not because of nerves or anything, just bloody hard to get comfy. I probably got 2-3 hours max on the 747 on my last trip. If the A380 business class seats/beds are any better, would it be worth the hassle?
(EDIT: I need to fly out on a Sat, and back the next Sat, so MEL-LAX is the 747. Fri & Sun it's the A380, thanks to those who pointed this out).
I imagine i'll get lounge privileges during the stop-over in SYD, so that's not exactly a pain point.
I'm a big guy, and generally I don't sleep well on flights...not because of nerves or anything, just bloody hard to get comfy. I probably got 2-3 hours max on the 747 on my last trip. If the A380 business class seats/beds are any better, would it be worth the hassle?
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