Qantas to upgrade business class to Honolulu with A330s

Qantas has good news for business class travelers to Honolulu. The Australian airline announced its decision to upgrade this route with Airbus A330 planes. The airline is gearing to replace its aging Boeing 767 aircrafts with the modern Airbus planes.

The flagship carrier of Australia is keen to offer excellent business class flights between Sydney and Honolulu. Travelers to the popular Hawaiian gateway can look forward to improved amenities and better services in the coming times with this popular airline. The airline has however, not yet confirmed as to when it plans to retire the Boeing series planes on this international sector.

As per the reports, the process will take a long time and it is not before the year 2016 that these upgrades will be carried out. Irrespectively, travelers in this premium class are set to enjoy the fresh décor. Besides, the seat-back monitors will replace the existing iPads used on the Boeing planes and will offer a better opportunity to relish the entertainment throughout the journey. The highlight on these planes is the full flat bead seats that will substitute the reclining seats currently provided on B767s.

Overall, the airline promises a comfortable experience throughout the journey on this long haul route. The approximate distance between Sydney and Honolulu is 5,064 miles. It roughly takes about 10 hours, 38 minutes to fly between this city pair. Therefore, while travelers shell out exorbitant fees to travel in the premium class on this sector, the Qantas airline is doing its best to offer the latest facilities for the comfort and pleasure of its customers.