Yesterday Vietnam Airlines upgraded their Sydney and Melbourne flights from 777-200ER’s, and A330’s to 787 aircraft.
The change is a welcome upgrade for travelers as their 787’s feature a better business class cabin than the aircraft previously operating the route and strangely their A350’s which is very weird.
Vietnam Airlines 787 Landing In Sydney (Image: Bernard Proctor)
Vietnam’s 787 seats 274 and is divided into three cabins. Business Class, Premium Economy and Economy Class.
The 787 house 28 lie-flat Zodiac Cirrus business class seats in a 1-2-1 configuration. Each seat offers USB and 110V powerpoint.
Vietnam 787 Business Class
The airline has 35 premium economy seats which have 7 inches of recline and is in a configuration of 2-3-2 which is standard for premium.
Vietnam Airlines 787 Economy Class
Lastly, Vietnam has 211 economy seats that have 6 inches of recline in a 3-3-3 configuration on their 787.
Vietnam Airlines 787 Economy
The airline has offer business class passengers with a self-serve bar in the back of the cabin, and the aircraft is also fitted with in-flight wifi which anyone can use.
Vietnam Airlines 787 Inflight Bar
