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Emirates Airline Passenger Reviews and Emirates Customer Trip Reports
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EMIRATES customer review : 7 January 2010 by A Leung (UK)
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Trip Rating : 3/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
My main gripe was the poor service on the flight and the lack of awareness of the flight
attendants on potential safety issues. The usual checks on the seats and passengers were not
made. Some guy on my row was chatting loudly and animatedly on his mobile phone during taxi
before takeoff and none of the flight attendants noticed and a few had walked past right past
him. And seconds before takeoff the guy was just about to make another call on his phone and I
had to tell him myself to switch the phone off. Food has noticeably deteriorated and what
really annoys me every time about Emirates is that after serving food they leave the trays on
the seats for almost an hour before collecting and when they have been collected, everyone
rushes to the toilet at the same time. Definitely not comparable to the top airlines, I don't
know why they keep advertising themselves as a 'luxury' airline.
EMIRATES customer review : 6 January 2010 by Paul Hillsmith (Pakistan)
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Trip Rating : 5/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
DXB-LHR-DXB A380. My 5th flight this year, noticeable drop in service and offer. Breakfast
only served on flight to London arriving 12pm (after a midnite start), many customer
complaints, especially those connecting from OZ. Meal service all over the place, and unlike
Qatar, you have to fit in with their schedule, and it takes over 3 hours to deliver. On the
return flight, all I wanted was a cheese plate and a glass of port; cheese warm, bread cold
and had to collect the port myself. Insufficient staff in business for the 76 passengers, the
poor guy who was supposed to be serving at the bar was helping in the cabin (benefit here was
we could help ourselves to the champagne). No amenity kit (another cost-cutting exercise
evidently from feedback from passengers - really?). Price was 72% more than Qatar, although
the Airbus is a fantastic plane, smooth, quiet with brilliant seating. Staff tried hard to
please, but they are really up against it with the cost-cutting.
EMIRATES customer review : 6 January 2010 by T Cho (Korea)
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Trip Rating : 7/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
A380 from ICN to DXB impressive and business class was well laid out. Only issue I have is
that the entrance to each seat is quite narrow. The bar area, seats, ICE, and hardware was
impeccable - problem I had was with the software. The crew were extremely loud for a midnight
flight when most passengers were trying to rest. The multi ethnic crew is refreshing, but on
our flight, we saw the negative aspects of this approach. One Asian and Western female crew
members became engaged in a very heated argument probably 3 rows behind my seat. It was
annoying to have to listen to them air out their problems and issues, and I must thank the
noise cancelling headphones and selections on ICE for blurring all their negativity. Emirates
has invested a great deal in the "hardware" aspect of their airline, ranging from the planes
to terminal 3 in Dubai, but one thing $$$ cannot buy is software. Their crew needs more
training and compared to either CX or SQ, is very immature and amateurish.
EMIRATES customer review : 3 January 2010 by Lynda Gair (Spain)
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Trip Rating : 4/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
Do not understand why passengers are told they can check in on line 24 hours before and choose
seats you get to the airport and are told that you have been moved. Drinks come after meal is
nearly over. And on return flight from New Zealand told no meat choice available so we ended
up with lukewarm omelette. Emirates service has gone down hill since our last journey. Will
not use again will go with Singapore Airlines instead.
EMIRATES customer review : 2 January 2010 by Mark Cowell (UK)
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Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Business |
LHR-DXB-CPT. Chauffeur pick up, swift check in and access to the EK lounge, which facilitated
direct boarding to the aircraft - new B777 with the latest Business Class offering. Seats
comfortable, courteous and efficient crew. IFE very impressive. DXB T3 lounge great and not
crowded, and great breakfast options available. DXB-CPT another 77W, parked on a very remote
stand so a bus ride. Great crew, service and comfortable cabin was spoilt by the failure of
the fancy ICE IFE system on the entire aircraft for the whole flight.
EMIRATES customer review : 31 December 2009 by M Reisinger (Austria)
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Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
VIE-DXB-BKK return in Economy Class. Apleasant experience with excellent customer service in
Vienna, very competitive fare and satisfying travel on all legs of journey. Professional cabin
staff, comfortable seats for economy class, a clean airplane, tasty food and a superb inflight
entertainment. A380-800 was an especially nice flight experience.
EMIRATES customer review : 28 December 2009 by K Swaminathan (India)
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Trip Rating : 7/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
MAA-DXB-BAH. MAA-DXB was comfortable, quality of food was good. Seating was okay - a handful
of tall people (myself included) targeting empty front row seats! On-board entertainment kept
me occupied. DXB-BAH was slightly uncomfortable, though. Seating was bad. Onboard
entertainment did not function.
EMIRATES customer review : 25 December 2009 by A Kercan (USA)
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Trip Rating : 3/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
IAH-DXB: We had seats in the rear economy cabin. They just had one toilet for that entire
cabin section which is ridiculous - there was a perpetual overcrowded line there. The toilets
never had soap in them (some passengers did even ask the cabin crew to fix that but nothing
happened). Goes without saying that the toilets were pretty dirty (take some disposable
gloves along and some wipes). We just had a small back pack as carryon - there was no overhead
bin space even for that - ended up putting in the cabin crew's coat closet. Service was
mediocre at best. Boarding an emirates flight at IAH-DXB was like a zoo - totally
disorganized with no attempts by the gate staff to bring order. Not surprisingly the flight
left an hour later. Emirates is better than United or US carriers - however its very poor
compared to Asian airlines.
EMIRATES customer review : 24 December 2009 by Clare Wheeler (UK)
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Trip Rating : 4/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
Asked to assist crew with unwell passenger - did so with little help from crew. Crew seemed
unsure of equipment they had onboard, unable to contact ground medic for advice and generally
more interested in taking their break in the galley. My thanks was a free pack of cards and
toiletry set from first class! Other than that very average from start to finish.
EMIRATES customer review : 20 December 2009 by R Blazer (USA)
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Trip Rating : 3/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | Economy |
SFO to DXB to BLR and back. 777-300ER on first leg. Economy seating too tight, and cabin
temp too cold. Even with long sleeve shirt and blanket I found it to be very uncomfortable.
During flight at least two toilets went out of commission resulting in people standing in the
aisles for extended time - my wait was 30 minutes. ICE entertainment is nice on the 777, but
seems to be only commendable amenity. ICE on the 330 to BLR was poor. Return A330 arrived
late, causing late departure from BLR, missing connection in DXB. Bumped next day for
unexplained reasons. Hotel full of passengers in same situation.
EMIRATES customer review : 14 December 2009 by W Hudriwudri (Austria)
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Trip Rating : 9/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | First |
VIE-DXB-VIE with 777-300ER with new First class Suite and DXB-SYD-AKL-SYD-DXB with 380.
Expectations in First were high, and fulfilled. FA's were friendly, helpful but not
overwhelming. Meals are on demand, so you eat when you want. There are two Bars on the 380. A
small self Service bar for First class only in the front and the recommended Bar in the rear
of the upper Deck, for First and Business. The Suites are fine if you want some Privacy, just
close the doors. IFE with over 1000 Channels is really great. The seats are comfy and for
sleeping you have a thin mattress on the seat. Not bad, but not a real Bed. Service before
(Limo Service), between and after flights make it a recommendation.
EMIRATES customer review : 13 December 2009 by Richard Myton (UK)
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Trip Rating : 10/10 |
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Cabin Flown: | First |
LGW-SIN return First Class. Three sectors in private suites. The chauffeur-drive transfers
made the journeys hassle free. It is 3 years since we last flew Emirates First and I thought
the overall product had improved in that period. I liked the on-demand dining, made-up beds (
including mattress) and Bulgari amenity kits. The lounge in Dubai was spacious, with
comfortable seating, and enjoyed a good breakfast in the restaurant there. FA's were charming
and attentive, and provided service one should expect travelling First Class.
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