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EMIRATES Passenger Reviews and Customer Trip Reports
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EMIRATES customer review : 19 October 2009 by K Kim (New Zealand)
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Trip Rating : 2/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
AKL-SYD on A380. Seats good, IFE very good, food good. The check in was quite disorganised
with three flights scheduled so close to each other resulting in many passengers forming a
long line checking at the same time. FAs were performing their job adequately. However, it
feels like they are more focused on getting their duties taken care of on schedule than
looking after some of the passengers needs. A380 has nice leg room and few nice features that
go with the newest passenger aircraft.
EMIRATES customer review : 18 October 2009 by D Carmichael (UK)
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Trip Rating : 8/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
NCL-DXB on A330, DXB-SYD-CHC on B777-300ER. Cabin staff attentive - a pity the Emirates
ground staff at Bangkok did not communicate as expected. Transit Business passengers were not
informed of the location of Business lounge - left to their own devices - pretty poor -
especially as most transit passengers had been flying for a total of more than 14 hours.
EMIRATES customer review : 16 October 2009 by S Storer (Australia)
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Trip Rating : 2/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
Dubai to Brisbane - Business Class. A very poor experience as a seat was not able to be
adjusted and no alternative was available. As this is a 13hour+ flight the decision to fly
Business Class was mainly made on the comfort offered by Business Class seats and as this
was not available it was a waste of money.
EMIRATES customer review : 16 October 2009 by N Mudalige (Sri Lanka)
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Trip Rating : 8/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
CMB-SIN-CMB Boeing 777-300ER on both legs. ICE system was excellent, crew friendly and
efficient. The meals were good (lunch served CMB-SIN, and a light meal on return flight).
Check-in was efficient and fast - didn't have a long queue at either CMB or SIN. The only set
back was that I didn't have a choice of meals on CMB-SIN leg because they had run out. Great
value for money and a pleasant experience.
EMIRATES customer review : 13 October 2009 by Dexter Lee (Singapore)
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Trip Rating : 8/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
Singapore-Dubai-London. Originally scheduled for a later flight from Singapore but that flight
was cancelled, thankfully Emirates' customer service rebooked me on an earlier flight out.
Generally good service throughout both legs of my journey, food good but what surprised me was
the lack of a lunch meal on Dubai-London (EK001). Only breakfast was served - a minor
disappointment.
EMIRATES customer review : 8 October 2009 by J Elmolla (Egypt)
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Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
MEL-DXB, DXB-CAI not connecting flights. We checked-in online and print our boarding passes -
yet we still got given new ones and pretty much had to re-check in. However check in at MEL
was quick. Flew the 14 hours on the A340-500, seat width adequate - just. ICE system was
great, although sometimes felt the touch screen was a bit off. Flight attendants were fine,
not great but never rude. Food great, lots of it! DXB-CAI, much the same, although the food
was better, and seats were smaller, but fine for a 4 hour flight.
EMIRATES customer review : 7 October 2009 by Richard Brown (Malta)
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Trip Rating : 6/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | First |
Malta - Dubai - Malta. Two efficient flights, but no more. B777-300 on the way to Dubai, which
was better configured than A330 on journey home. ICE system on B777 very impressive, though
wife struggled with remote control. Excellent check-in at Malta and Dubai, priority baggage
that worked, excellent hot towels and generally friendly and efficient service. Against this
was very sub par food, a Limo driver in Dubai who had no clue where he was going, and the
tendency for the crew to disappear for long periods on the flight from Malta, with limited
water top-up. The seats in the B777 had a small drinks facility built into them.
EMIRATES customer review : 7 October 2009 by U Naresh (India)
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Trip Rating : 7/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
Recently flew a mix of Business class and economy class on Emirates between India/Dubai and
the Maldives. I found Emirates Business class to be consistently average, at times the crew
looked bored, demoralised, even rude and dismissive - I found the crew on Business class to be
lacklustre. The same may not be said for economy though. The seats are tight, but service,
food and general product is good. The crew are more attentive - sometimes even courteous.
Emirates is value for money, but their expansion has diluted the personal touches though.
EMIRATES customer review : 5 October 2009 by Albert Sharma (UK)
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Trip Rating : 2/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
Emirates now have blocked almost all upgrades to a higher class using skywards points. In fact
there are absolutely no upgrades available for all of December between DXB and MEL. Gold
members no longer have a priority over non members over seat selection, in fact EK have also
now introduced a policy of blocking off bulkhead seats. Recently I have been unable to acquire
these seats and surprised on boarding the aircraft to see them occupied not by passengers with
infants but by the one off infrequent fliers! There are other airlines who prioritise and look
after their frequent fliers, but Emirates seem to have now adopted a completely differEnt
attitude towards Gold members. Perhaps it is now time to change loyalties from Emiratesd.
EMIRATES customer review : 5 October 2009 by Michael Fadjar (Libya)
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Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | First |
Tripoli - Jakarta via DXB return, First class TRI-DXB and Business DXB-CGK leg. The arrival
time at Jakarta (15.30) and departure (00.30) is perfect to beat the Jakarta's traffic
nightmare. Flawless services from crew, especially in First class. Special Seafood Meal
request was served on all legs, priority luggage worked very well, even at Tripoli Airport.
Business and first class lounges at Terminal 3 DXB are a class of their own. The only let down
being cost cutting effort by deleting the night amenity kit.
EMIRATES customer review : 28 September 2009 by K Franklin (Sri Lanka)
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Trip Rating : 6/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | First |
Colombo-Dubai First Class. I use this service every two to three weeks, and know this route
and aircraft every well. I have noticed that Emirates are trying to reduce costs by reducing
services provided - choice of wines, food, no overnight kits. Also, Emirates do not have a
service department or customer complaints department - after many e-mails sent, no replies are
ever received. Having said that, one does have a choice of Qatar Airways or SriLankan.
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