Home Transport Aviation Private suites and showers: Here’s what Emirates’ new First Class looks like The First Class check-in area at Terminal 3, Dubai International (DXB), is also undergoing a full refurbishment by Nida Sohail May 14, 2025 Follow us Follow on Google News Follow on Facebook Follow on Instagram Follow on X Follow on LinkedIn Credit for images: emirates/Instagram Emirates, the world’s largest operator of international First Class travel, continues to refine its industry-leading ‘Fly Better’ experience with a suite of premium enhancements. The airline currently offers 26,800 international First Class seats per week—the largest in the industry—exclusively in private suites. From gloved onboard service and redesigned menus to luxury check-in lounges and unlimited caviar, Emirates is doubling down on high-end service as demand for premium travel remains robust. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Emirates (@emirates) Curated comfort and personalisation in the sky New onboard enhancements include a keepsake menu, elegantly designed to showcase Emirates’ world-class selection of drinks and culinary inspirations. Read-Flying high: Emirates staff to receive 22-week bonus after record profit Unlimited caviar is now presented in Robert Welch–designed engraved bowls, and Emirates’ enhanced cheeseboard features artisan cheeses served on rustic slate with specialty accompaniments. Cabin crew continue to deliver meticulous gloved service, while private suites provide the ultimate in privacy and space, featuring lie-flat beds, customizable lighting, and electronically controlled doors on select aircraft. On the A380, Emirates offers 14 flat-bed private suites in a 1-2-1 configuration, and on its Boeing 777 “Game Changer” aircraft, six floor-to-ceiling suites in a 1-1-1 layout with zero-gravity seats, video-call room service, and virtual windows. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Emirates (@emirates) Exclusive ground services and global lounge access The First Class check-in area at Terminal 3, Dubai International (DXB), is undergoing a full refurbishment. The new space will feature a personalized check-in service and lounge-style design, enhancing the customer journey from the moment of arrival. Globally, First Class travelers enjoy complimentary access to 43 luxury airport lounges and chauffeur-driven transfers in most destinations, offering a seamless, door-to-door premium experience. Restorative amenities and designer products Emirates offers lie-flat beds with plush mattresses, cotton-lined duvets, and Hydra Active moisturising pyjamas—infused with vitamin C and olive oil for skin hydration during long flights. A bespoke range of skincare products by Byredo and luxury amenity kits by Bulgari, featuring the latest Le Gemme fragrances, enhance the pampering experience. Leather-trimmed amenity bags are updated seasonally and are available in exclusive designs for men and women. World-class dining and beverage offerings First Class dining is available on demand, with à la carte meals crafted from seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Menus include vegan gourmet options and signature items such as Wagyu sliders, lobster rolls, and a movie snack selection. Industry-leading inflight entertainment The Emirates First Class experience includes a 32-inch Full HD LCD screen and Bowers & Wilkins E1 headphones with advanced noise-cancellation. The airline’s ice entertainment system offers more than 6,500 channels, including new releases from platforms like HBO Max, Paramount+, and BBC. Signature A380 onboard features The A380’s exclusive Shower Spa allows First Class passengers to refresh mid-flight, featuring organic products by Irish brand Voya and a full suite of high-end amenities. Additionally, the aircraft’s Onboard Lounge provides a social space with drinks, snacks, and a 55-inch LCD screen. Tags A380 onboard features caviar Emirates Emirates airline first class inflight entertainment private suite You might also like Flying high: Emirates staff to receive 22-week bonus after record profit Airspace closure: GCC airlines suspend flights to Pakistan Emirates Group delivers record-breaking financial year 2024-25 Emirates executive says no impact seen from US tariffs, but airline remains vigilant