…which is where Qatar Airways stores the complimentary headphones.Īt floor level (and built into the shell of the seat ahead ) is a small drawer which is just about big enough to take a pair of size 11 sneakers.
The arm rest on the aisle can adjusted (up and down) and opens up to reveal another storage area…. ….and under this shelf is a storage compartment that’s big enough to hold a 15” MacBook and a host of accessories. There’s a further shelf ahead of the one I’ve just mentioned…. One thing that isn’t controversial in any way is the amount of personal storage space the Qatar Airways A350 Business Class seat gives passengers.Īt shoulder height and to one side of the seat there’s a sizeable shelf which sits just ahead of the complementary bottle of water that’s waiting for each passenger when they board (on the 787 the water bottle is stored in the armrest on the aisle). I’m exactly 6ft tall and wear size 10-11 shoes and I don’t have issues with this seat (I can’t say the same for Qatar Airways’ older A340 and A330 seats) so your mileage may vary (as the saying goes). The space is not very big and I’ve heard quite a few passengers complain that it’s too confining. ….and is probably the most controversial aspect of the A350’s Business Class seat. The space where a passenger’s feet go when the seat is in lie-flat mode is under the entertainment screen…. ….and, ultimately, forms a good-sized lie-flat bed. The seat controller allows passengers to set the seat to pretty much any angle of recline….
#Airbus a330 900 business class full#
…and come with a fixed entertainment screen that sits directly ahead of the passenger and, usually, at least 2 full windows out which you can gaze. The solo seats on either side of the aircraft angle towards the aircraft hull…. ….but the large divider that can be raised between these seats means that they’re not bad for solo travelers either. The center pair of seats angle towards one another and are the better choice for travelers who wish to talk to each other during the flight…. The seats on this aircraft are very similar to those on the Qatar Airways 787 Dreamliner but there are some small differences that I’ll point out in the course of this review. …and the mood lighting in pink and light blue adds ambience too. The absence of overhead bins down the center of the Business Class cabin gives it a real sense of space…. The Qatar Airways A350-900 Business Class cabin has 36 seats set out across 9 rows in a 1-2-1 layout, so all seats offer direct access to the aisle. Qatar Airways A350-900 Business Class Cabin & Seats (Non-Qsuite)
My roundtrip Business Class fare between Stockholm and Singapore cost me just $1,284.83 and included a trip in Qatar Airways’ 787 Business Class cabin before I connected to the A350 in Doha. The A350 was the last wide-body aircraft that Qatar Airways operates that I hadn’t had a chance to try out (either in the -900 or -1000 guise) so it didn’t require much deliberation for me to book a fantastic Business Class fare that included a couple of segments on the Qatar Airways A350-900. For more details please see the advertising disclosure found at the bottom of every page. The compensation does not impact how and where products appear on this site and does not impact reviews that are published.
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