Emirates seat reviews

I had the window seat and on this long flight, if you plan to lean on the window, you can't. There's too much room between seat and window. You'll have wider legroom but not together. See picture. It's the last row and the seat does recline. However, for this particular plane, there isn't 50A or 50B, from Boston to Dubai. I paid for 50A months earlier, and during checkin, there wasn't 50A. Smh.

The huge advantage is not just extra leg room, but no seat in front at all, so no one to cause issues! Also, due to location, you can come and go as you wish without having to disturb anyone and there’s no need for anyone to disturb you! It’s next to a window, but you’re right on the wing so the view isn’t the best. But, comfort wins over view for me! I’ve booked this seat for my return journey too!

Yes this is an exit isle seat and has as expected outstanding leg room. OK tis located next to the toilets but this is really not a bother on an overnighter. Even with other PX stretching their legs.

The airline provides exceptional service and this flight was no exception. It is surprising, therefore, that it compromised that service with poor seating. The seat may be adequate for a short flight, but not for a seven to nine hour flight. There were seven seats per aisle which means some passengers were cramped between passengers, the seats were narrow with little elbow room, the base was uncomfortable and the seats did not fully recline which meant i woke up continually to push myself back. I would not fly Emirates again in business class if the same seats were all that was available.

Good seats with room to get up & down easily. Room behind the seats to stretch. No hassle with putting your seat back as there is no one behind you.
Downside is the light is always on where the hostess sat, but if you have travel eye masks its okay. We got a free travel pack from Emirates on the first leg to London, containing eye masks, socks, toothbrush and toothpaste. Quite handy.

Business class makes embarking and disembarking very stream line. Would love some instructions on how to use the ice system, plus where light and assistance buttons where. Didn’t find them in a 14 hour flight.

We had the offer to upgrade to business class before we checked in online for a cost.
We decided to go for it!
Wow what an amazing experience couldn't fault it.
We were initially automatically given the Center seats in row 11 so I called Emirates to see if there was a window seat available as my husband needs to have a window seat.
So she gave us 11A,B & D
Which is the last row of business before economy"I would have liked to be further forward,anyway on arrival at the airport I asked at check in if there were any seats further forward & we were given 6A,B & D which is the first row of business behind first in their own cabin of 12 seats of which only 8 were occupied.
My husband had 3 Windows!
The whole experience was amazing the staff couldn't have been more accommodating

First time travel I(travelled business class) in in A380. I found the plane very well appointed with excellent facilities provided for the pax at the seats. The entertaiment system was very nice with large tv screen.
The bar at the end of the plane was a great feature and was a unique feature.

Seat leg from seat in front divides your legroom right in the middle - hopefully 42D is a traveling companion! I thought seat width was pretty standard for today’s economy seats and legroom slightly better than average. Service was polite and efficient (somewhere between United’s extreme rudeness and Southwest’s friendliness). It was better than expected based on prior reviews but certainly less than optimal comfort hopes in economy.

It was very clean and confortable, for me because I have 115 kilograms and my high is 190cm.The staff was very nice.