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The Business Suites will be progressively introduced from later this year.
The Business Suites will be progressively introduced from later this year.
Business Suites to feature on its A330 fleet.

The Business Suites will be progressively introduced from later this year on international flights to Asia, Hawaii and key domestic routes.

Qantas has taken the wraps off the final design of new Business Suites to feature on its A330 fleet.
The Business Suites will be progressively introduced from later this year on international flights to Asia, Hawaii and key domestic routes.
Designed in collaboration with Marc Newson, the new Business Suite will be available on all 28 of Qantas’ A330 aircraft, offering the world’s first seats to allow customers to recline in their seat from take-off through to landing.
The Suites also offer fully-flat beds and direct aisle access for every Business Class passenger in a 1-2-1 layout.
Qantas Group CEO Alan Joyce said the product would deliver “the best travel experience between Australia and Asia, and probably the best domestic travel experience anywhere in the world”.
 “There’s enough space to eat while continuing to work, which is something our business customers said was very important to them, and plenty of storage room to keep the range of electronic devices that people now travel with.”
Economy cabins on all international A330s will be fitted with a next-generation model of the Recaro seat, an earlier version of which has been popular with Qantas customers on the A380 and refurbished B747 aircraft.


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