Although the cabin initially looks a little cramped, you quickly realize there is real ergonomics at play here, both at a cabin and seat level.

The two-class 777-300ER operated by Air Canada features two business class cabins with a total of 42 seats. READ: We Fly the American Airlines Dreamliner to Santiago The SeatĪfter an efficient boarding process, I found my seat, 3A, on the port side of the 1-2-1 configured Signature Class business cabin. Upon the boarding announcement, I made my way down to gate 49 to board the Air Canada 777-300ER. There was a fully stocked bar and helpful crew were always on hand.

Eventually, I found a seat and browsed the hot and cold buffet, which boasts Thai and Western salads and hot dishes, as well as a selection of savory pastries. An expansive and well-appointed space, the lounge was very busy when I arrived, with very few seats available due to imminent departures by Thai Airways, Air New Zealand, and Air Canada flights. I checked in for my flight online, dropping my bags off at Hong Kong International Airport’s Terminal 1 and making my way to the signature Royal Orchid lounge of Thai Airways, Air Canada’s Star Alliance partner, located above gate 40. Genuine hospitality and a cutting-edge new business class product have helped Air Canada spearhead premium travel in North America and across to Asia, discovers Nick Walton on a recent flight from Hong Kong to Vancouver.

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