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First Class Cabins - a flight into fantasy
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Start your first class experience in relaxing style in Seoul with Korean Air's first class lounge which has multi-action massage chairs. Suitably soothed, drift onboard to the luxury Kosmo Suite to enjoy organic food, as well as Savruga caviar and Laurent Perrier and Dom Perignon champagne. Feel like watching a movie? There are over 60 to choose from on the 23-inch LCD monitors. The comfy wood-finished seats are designed to give a 'sense of being in nature' and with an 83- inch space between you and your neighbour it's likely that you could even believe that.
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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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