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First Class Cabins - a flight into fantasy
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Just launched this summer, Malaysia Airlines' new A380, has the widest first class seats in the sky at 40 inches, which unfold to a spacious 87 inch-long bed - about 4 inches wider than most single beds. You can pre-order your food from a menu packed with delicious treats like grilled lobster and braised lamb shank, as well as try Malaysia Airlines' signature Satay dish, which has just been voted the best airline dish in the world. After dinner, curl up in your complimentary 100% cotton PJs, dig into the exclusive Bulgari Vanity Case pamper kit and get ready to doze away the miles under a down duvet.
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i go away at the end of january every year and can say the canary islands is the place for my husband and i you can get flights at affordable price and accommodation ,places to eat range from burger bar to top range restaurants sunshine is almost guaranteed so for us its not far flung resorts we have a flight for a few hours its almost becoming a home from home
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