Emirates extends Premium Economy to São Paulo and Tokyo Narita
Emirates' Premium Economy has become a popular upgrade option for passengers since its introduction
Emirates is introducing Premium Economy at two more points in its network
From November 19, São Paulo will become the airline’s fifth point in its North and South American network where flights will operate with the new cabin class and 13th overall. It will initially be available three times weekly, scaling up to daily flights in December.
Launching as a daily offering from December 20, Tokyo Narita will become the second destination in Emirates’ Far East network, following Singapore, and 14th overall to offer the latest cabin product.
The aircraft to be deployed on the routes in a four-class configuration, feature 56 seats in Premium Economy, located at the front of the main deck and laid out in a 2-4-2 configuration, in addition to 338 seats in Economy Class, 76 in Business Class and 14 First Class suites.
Premium Economy was introduced to Emirates’ offering one year ago, more than 160,000 customers have traded up from Economy Class, choosing to try the elevated experience it provides.
Premium Economy will also debut on Emirates’ flights to Mumbai and Bengaluru from October 29.
Passengers in Premium Economy can expect to enjoy a host of features including luxurious seats, more legroom, premium dining and beverages, amongst other perks and thoughtful added-value features.
On the retrofitted aircraft, the refreshed interiors sport Emirates’ signature ghaf tree motif as well as other aesthetic enhancements, designs and new colour palettes, evident throughout the aircraft.
