SAM CHUI Aviation and Travel

1 month ago | samchui.com | Sam Chui

Four suites, each nearly 3.5 square meters, will gradually be introduced on a selection of Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, with the first in-flight experience available beginning in spring 2025. Featuring five windows, a seat, and a chaise longue that converts to a two-meter-long bed. Developed over three years, Air France’s new La Première suite features a unique and fully adaptable design, consisting of a seat and a chaise longue that transform into a full bed.

1 month ago | samchui.com | Sam Chui

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1 month ago | samchui.com | Sam Chui

Korean Air has introduced its new corporate identity on March 11, revealing a modernized version of its signature Taegeuk symbol. The unveiling took place at the airline’s headquarters hangar in Seoul during an exclusive event titled "Rising Night." Approximately 1,000 guests, including employees, industry leaders and media representatives, attended the event.

1 month ago | samchui.com | Sam Chui

Join me on the new Lufthansa Allegris First Class flight from Chicago to Munich. I tried out the Double Suite in the middle!Lufthansa continues to roll out its €2.5 Billion cabin upgrade program "Allegris". The new Lufthansa First Class features a floor-to-ceiling wide suite. At least 6 A350 featuring Allegris products are flying now. They're all based out of Munich. Last year, I tried out the Business Class Allegris product from Munich to Vancouver.

1 month ago | samchui.com | Kurt Hofmann

During my recent visit to Berlin, I had the chance to meet Sir Tim Clark, Emirates Airline President, for a breakfast round table. Emirates President Tim Clark has shared his doubts about the carrier's Boeing 777X delivery schedule at a time when the Dubai-based carrier should already have been operating 90 of the large twin-jet. When asked about its first 777X delivery, Clark said: “This is a very good question, I wish I could answer that. Boeing has their hands full, for all the reasons we know.