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First Class Cabins - a flight into fantasy
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Aiming for the 'ambience and convenience of a five-star hotel room' Cathay Pacific's first class doesn't just have seats, oh no. You get a private relaxation suite with a seat that can turn into a chair, chaise longue or a bed. There's even room in your 'suite' to have a friend over for in-flight drinks or a business chat with a colleague.
Ambient lighting changes in the cabin help you relax and sleep, along with noise-canceling headsets to block out any snore-y fellow passengers. If you're feeling peckish, you're in luck, all meals are cooked to order and there's no pinged microwaved meals here. The first class galley boats rice cookers and steam ovens to whip up Asian or International dishes.
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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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