I recently just flew China Eastern First Class and let’s just say the experience was ‘interesting’. Upon arriving from the flight, I’ve been thinking about what the carrier could do to make their First Class a much better product. What I was most impressed about was the hard product. With only 6 closed of suites, it’s spacious […]
China Eastern First Class is a product I have been interested in for a LONG time. It’s something that has hardly been reviewed so I thought to myself I should try it soon. I had thought about when I could try it and remembered I had to be in New York in April for the Freddie […]
After arriving from Bangkok in terminal 2, I had to make my way to T1 for my China Eastern flight. The transit process was easier than I thought and I was through in less than 10 minutes. From T2 there’s a long walkway which leads you straight to T1, you do have to clear immigration if […]
Good evening from Bangkok! I’m currently writing this post in one of the many Thai Airways Royal Silk lounges awaiting my connecting flight into Shanghai. A few weeks ago, I wrote how I had booked China Eastern First Class. At the time I didn’t think about it much and basically brushed it off but the last […]
A few weeks ago I wrote about how I was actually excited to review China Eastern First. From what I’ve heard from many people, it would be an ‘interesting’ experience. Well, I just booked it… The most comments I got were about the soft product. The language barrier is apparently very big and I may have […]
I’m currently in the process of planning how I’m getting to the U.S. in April and there’s a product I’m extremely tempted to review. I’m currently looking at reviewing China Eastern First Class on their 777 to either JFK or LAX. Here are a few pictures of China Eastern’s First Class product. The cabin consists […]
China Eastern Airlines have today commenced their new Shanghai to Brisbane service. This is the first service in the Queensland region and 3rd in Australia for the airline. The new route will bring an additional 18,000 Chinese visitors per year. The Chinese market is the second largest for Brisbane; the airport has experienced a 19 […]