Qantas shows the refurbished business class suites on A330

Qantas unveiled the newly refurbished business class suites on its Airbus A330 plane. The airline, which reported profits recently, said that the new suites would be available on both domestic and international flights operated by its A330 aircrafts.

It however, plans to launch these full-flat beds seats from next year onwards. Marc Newson has designed these suites for the airline. These seats will offer every passenger access to the isle, which every passenger booking business class tickets demands now days.

Alan Joyce, CEO of Qantas said that the recent upgrade would set its product offering in a uniquely different position than its competitors. The upgraded A330 flights that comprise most part of its fleet would operate on prominent routes in Asia and in its domestic markets.

The refurbished interiors are sure to catch the attention of the customers. Passengers are likely to notice significant changes in the renovated cabins. There is enough space to dine and work together and recline the seat in case one wants to rest through the journey.

The airline also has plans to change the looks of its economy seats on ten international routes, details of which will be announced soon.

Qantas, which is the flagship carrier of Australia, operates out of its hub in Sydney airport. It holds the distinction of being the world’s oldest continuously operated airline. It sometimes is referred to as the Flying Kangaroo.