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0:00 Flight Preview
00:23 Intro
00:34 Welcome to Haneda
01:28 JAL First Class Lounge
01:52 Apron Views
02:06 To The Gate
02:20 Boarding Begins
02:28 Flight Stats
02:44 Down The Jetbridge
03:01 Cabin First Impressions
03:22 777-300ER Seatmap & Tips
04:12 Seat Measurements
04:43 Seat Details & Amenities
05:13 Outlets & Controls
05:34 Cabin Views
05:53 Comfort Amenities
06:28 Overhead Storage
06:42 Amenity Kit
07:08 The Cardigan
07:26 Duvet, Slippers & Pillow
07:57 Tray Table Setup
08:18 Side Storage
08:38 Great IFE Remote
08:46 Top Safety Video Clips
09:08 Pushback & Waving Ground Crew
09:18 “Engine Tornado”
09:26 Taxiing to Runway
09:38 Departure Routing
09:40 777 Spoolup
10:09 Takeoff
10:25 Avoiding Russian Airspace
10:33 Seat Dividers
10:50 Tables Set & Drink Service
11:23 Full Menu
11:39 Meal Starters (Japanese Menu)
12:14 Main Course (Japanese Menu)
12:50 Dessert (Western Menu)
13:05 Empty Bathroom
13:15 Fully Flat Bed
13:32 Sunrise over Montana
13:40 Snack Service
13:55 Notes About Crew Service
14:29 “Anytime You Wish” Menu Description
14:35 Japanese Breakfast Set
15:12 Beginning Desent
15:34 Turquoise Water South of Long Island
15:42 Final Route & Approach
15:58 Touchdown
16:04 Taxi & Closing Thoughts
16:20 The Flip Flop Score
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Japan Airlines Business Class Boeing 777-300ER | Tokyo Haneda to San Francisco
Airline: Japan Airlines
Flight Number: JL2
Route: HND-SFO
Class: Business Class
Aircraft: Boeing 777-300ER
Registration: JA735J
Delivered: July 2006
Flight Duration: 8 Hours 35 Minutes
Distance: 5,160 Miles
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Overall impression:
Overall, our experiences flying with Japan Airlines (JAL) have been consistently positive, especially when traveling in business class. We particularly enjoy JAL's Sky Suite product (Apex Suite seat), which is available on their 787s and 777-300ERs for long-haul flights. While these seats may not be revolutionary, they are incredibly comfortable and perfect for lounging, relaxing, and getting some rest.
What I liked:
The JAL First Class Lounge in Haneda - Thanks to our Oneworld Emerald status, we had the opportunity to visit the JAL First Class Lounge at Haneda Airport. It's one of my personal favorites, and we always make it a priority to stop by when flying through Haneda. The lounge boasts plenty of comfortable seating options, including luxurious massage chairs, and the Japanese cuisine is absolutely delicious - every dish is freshly prepared and scrumptious.
The Catering - The dining experience on our flight from Tokyo was truly exceptional. The meals served were of restaurant quality and tasted absolutely delicious. One thing I particularly appreciated was the dine-on-demand service, which allowed us to order food whenever we wanted. The Japanese meal I ordered was not only fresh and delicious, but also elegantly presented. My companion's wagyu sirloin was equally impressive, expertly prepared and bursting with flavor. As a finale to the flight, we opted for the Miyazaki Wagyu Beef Curry for our pre-landing meal. It was a perfect choice - the dish was hearty, flavorful, and a great way to conclude our journey.
The Exceptional Service - The service we received from the flight attendants on our JAL flight was exceptional. From the moment we boarded the plane, the attendants were warm, welcoming, and eager to accommodate our needs. Throughout the flight, they consistently went above and beyond to ensure that we were comfortable and had everything we needed.
The Business Class Seats - JAL's Apex Suite seats in business class are arranged in a 2-3-2 configuration, which can feel slightly dense on the 777 aircraft. However, the seats themselves are incredibly comfortable for both lounging and sleeping, and each seat offers direct aisle access, which is a major plus.The adjustable seat functions, including a fully-flat bed mode, are easy to use and make it possible to get a good night's sleep on the flight.
What I didn’t like:
The In-flight Entertainment - The in-flight entertainment on our JAL flight offered a decent selection of content, with a variety of movies, TV shows, and music to choose from. However, one downside was that the interface was operated by a small remote control rather than a larger screen. This made browsing through the options less enjoyable and somewhat difficult. While the content itself was good, the overall experience of using the in-flight entertainment system could have been improved.
Lack of Individual Air Nozzles - The JAL flight did not have individual air nozzles, which was a personal preference issue for me. However, the flight crew maintained a comfortable cabin temperature throughout the flight. Overall, the lack of air nozzles was a minor inconvenience, but the attentive service helped make for an enjoyable flight.
It’s fine, I guess...
The Amenities - While JAL did not provide pajamas in their business class, they did offer slippers and cardigans for loan. The Sony noise-cancelling headphones provided had decent sound quality, but were not exceptional. The Maison Kitsune amenity kit was basic and minimal, and while the duvet and pillow were acceptable, the Airweave mattress pads provided an extra layer of comfort for sleeping. The lavatories on the JAL flight were impressively clean, stocked with toiletries, and even equipped with Toto washlets. Overall, while the amenities provided by JAL were not the most luxurious, they were functional and added to the overall comfort of the flight.
Bottom Line:
As always, Japan Airlines left us wanting more with our most recent flight. We almost didn't want the journey to end. Overall, our JAL flight was a positive experience with exceptional service, delicious dining options, and comfortable seating. Although there were minor inconveniences such as the lack of individual air nozzles and less-than-stellar in-flight entertainment, the attentive flight crew and overall comfort of the cabin helped make for an enjoyable journey. JAL remains one of our top choices when traveling to Japan and beyond.
JAPAN AIRLINES BUSINESS CLASS BOEING 777-300ER | HND-JFK
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Overall Impression:
Japan Airlines' Sky Suite Business Class product has been out for a few years now, but I've never had the chance to try it until now. I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised at how comfortable the seat was. There are 49 JAL Sky Suites (a.k.a. B.E. Aerospace's Apex Suite) business class seats on the Boeing 777-300ER, which are configured in a 2-3-2 layout. I was initially worried that the seat might feel cramped because of the dense layout, but my worries went away as soon as I sat in the seat. The shoulder and legroom were more than adequate for me. The seat reclines to a full flat bed. In addition to the supplied full size pillow and duvet, the crew also places an airweave mattress on the bed upon request, which made the bed super comfortable. The window seats are notably more private than the aisle seats, but the aisle seats have an extra side storage compartment which the window seats lack. The food were all catered from Haneda which means that they were excellent quality and the crew did a good job in the presentation. Service was efficient and polite, but the crew felt a bit disconnected and cold to non-Japanese passengers. My only biggest gripe with this product is the lack of overhead air nozzles considering JAL keeps their cabin a bit too warm for my liking, the air vents would have made a big difference. Please join me and let's fly with JAL's business class.
What I liked:
JAL First Class Lounge at Haneda Airport - The JAL First Class Lounge in HND is one of my favorite lounges in the Oneworld Alliance. We have access to the lounge via our Oneworld Emerald status. As you can see from the video, there's plenty of food and beverage options including made to order hot food. There's also plenty of seating, including a smoking room for those who smoke.
The Seat - The seats offers plenty of shoulder and legroom space and reclines into a full flat bed. The window seats takes the cake for privacy and aisle wins for storage space.
The food - Onboard catering was excellent, especially if you like Japanese food. I ordered the Japanese lunch set and it was amazing and very nicely presented. You can also order from the anytime dining menu at any given time during the flight.
The onboard service - The flight attendants delivered excellent and polished service during the flight. Though the service was not as warm as other Asian carriers, I still think the crew was well intentioned and eager to please. I was proactively offered drink refills and the crew always responded to my please and thank yous. :)
What I didn't like:
The IFE - This plane uses JAL's Magic V Entertainment system. Sadly, it seems you can only navigate the IFE content using the touchscreen remote, which I'm not real fond of. There were a good amount of new movies, TV and Audio content, and even some games.
The cabin temperature and no air nozzles - JAL is notorious for having a very warm cabin which is not everyone's cup of tea. I personally like a cooler cabin, which more conducive to sleep. Sadly, this flight was a bit too warm for me, and air nozzles would have helped me cool down.
It was OK...I guess:
The onboard bar - During the flight, the crew sets up a walk-up bar near the galley for some self-service snacks and beverages. Sadly the bar was very basic with just a few selections or snacks and wines, unlike other carrier's very extensive snack selections.
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JAPAN AIRLINES BUSINESS CLASS 777-300ER NEW YORK TO TOKYO
Airline: Japan Airlines
Flight Number: JL5
Route: JFK-HND
Class: Business Class
Aircraft: Boeing 777-300ER
Registration: JA742J
Delivered: September 2009
Flight Duration: 13 Hours
Distance: 6,772 Miles
Blogpost:
Japan Airlines is a Skytrax 5-Star Airline, and rightfully so. I really enjoyed my 13-hour flight with them across the Pacific to Tokyo. Comfortable seats, friendly flight attendants, and restaurant quality meals at 30,000 feet.
What I liked:
The Catering - The catering and food were the clear winner of this flight. The meals were served beautifully and they tasted fresh and delicious. I also love the dine on demand service.
The Friendly Service - The in-flight service from the crew was very quick, efficient, and most importantly friendly with a smile.
The seats - JAL has the Apex Suite for their business class seats laid out in a 2-3-2 configuration. Despite the dense abreast layout, these seats are very comfortable for lounging, and sleeping and all business class seats, including the middle seats have direct aisle access.
What I didn’t like:
Long Security Lines at JFK- JFK is well-known for having long wait times at security, and this trip was no different. The security line was very long and very disorganized. We had to wait over 40 minutes just to get through.
No Personal Air Nozzles - Sadly this aircraft was not fitted with personal air nozzles. Good thing they kept the cabin temperature cool during the flight.
The IFE - The IFE offered plenty of content, but I just wasn't a fan of having the browse through all the content using the tiny remote instead of the big screen.
It’s fine...
The Lufthansa Senator Lounge at JFK - Our Oneworld Emerald status gained us access to the Lufthansa Senator lounge at JFK, which supposedly offers enhanced food and beverage options. The lounge is rather small with limited seating, and the food and drink selections were rather forgettable.
The Amenities – JAL does not do pajamas in business class, but they do offer slippers and loaner cardigans. The Sony noise canceling headphones is not the best, but sound quality was acceptable. The maison kitsune amenity kit was a bit basic though.
Overall impression:
I love Japan Airlines! They're not as overrated as Cathay Pacific, or as blingy and opulent as Qatar or Emirates, but the certainly offer a solid business class product.
The Apex suite seats are one of the highly praised seats in the industry. Pair that with great hospitality, and delicious restaurant quality food and you have awesome flight. Great job, JAL! Can't wait for the next flight with you!
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Japan Airlines Flight 43
Depart: Haneda (HND)
Arrive: London (LHR)
STD: 11:30am (ADP: 11:39am)
STA: 3:15pm (ATA: 3:17pm)
Aircraft: Boeing 777-300ER
Reg: JA734J
First Flight: 18th Jul 2005
Delivered to Airline: 26th Jul 2005
Seat: 8K
Flight Time: 12h 38M
Meal Service: Lunch
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JAPAN AIRLINES BUSINESS CLASS BOEING 777-300ER | LAX-NRT
Airline: Japan Airlines
Flight Number: JL61
Route: LAX-NRT
Class: Business Class
Aircraft: Boeing 777-300ER
Registration: JA733J
Delivered: June 2005
Flight Duration: 11 hours 35 minutes
Distance: 5,451 Miles
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Overall Impression:
Irasshaimase! Come join me and let's fly Japan Airlines Business Class to Tokyo!
Japan Airlines (JAL) is one of my favorite airlines, as I love anything Japan. JAL's Boeing 777-300ER flight from LAX-NRT offers 4 classes of service ranging from First Class, Business Class, Premium Economy, and Economy Class. There are 49 seats in business class configured in a 2-3-2 staggered layout. All seats have direct aisle access, and turn into a full flat bed. Onboard service was excellent. Although I felt that there was a slight language barrier, as the flight attendants working our aisle were a bit reserved to us, but not to other Japanese passengers. The food was amazing! I was a bit iffy about the catering from LAX, but our meals were delicious and beautifully presented. Overall I think JAL offers a solid business class product. The seats are comfortable, service very good, and food pure awesomeness! Now, if only they can fit their planes with air nozzles!
What I liked:
Qantas First Class Lounge at LAX - We got access to the Qantas First Class Lounge via our Oneworld Emerald Status. This is my favorite lounge at LAX. There's plenty of food and beverage options including a sit down restaurant with made to order food and a full bar inside the lounge. There's also plenty of seating to lounge and relax before the flight.
The Seats - I like the JAL Sky Suite product on the Boeing 777-300ER. The seat offer plenty of space, privacy, comfort for the 11.5 hour flight to Japan. The configuration is 2-3-2, but the staggered layout helps give passengers more room and privacy. All business class seats including the middle seat offer direct aisle access. My only complaint, is the seat width is a little on the narrow side, so bigger folks beware.
The Food - JAL calls its First and Business Class menu offerings BEDD, Sky Auberge, Your exclusive restaurant in the sky, and it really is. Onboard catering was excellent, especially if you like Japanese food. I ordered the Japanese meal for the first meal, and it was very colorful and nicely presented. Most of all it tasted amazing! My companion opted for the western set, and it was also nicely plated and he said it was delicious! After the first meal, JAL offers a dine-on-demand concept, where you can order any item from the anytime menu. Mid-flight, I had the JAL healthy ramen (vegetarian), while my companion ordered the mapo tofu bowl (vegetarian) along with a cup of ice cream for a snack. Both snack items were very filling and tasty! If the snacks don't fill you up, there's also an onboard snackbar with light snacks, wine, bottled waters, and magazines if you get bored. 2 hours before landing, I ordered the bacon, ham, and egg burrito set, while my companion ordered the Japanese set, which was steamed fish, miso soup, rice, and pickles. Needless to say, companion and I were both very pleased (and full!) with all our onboard meals on this flight.
The Onboard Service - The flight attendants delivered excellent and polished service during the flight. Though I believe they were a bit reserved because of the language barrier, I still think the crew was well-intentioned and very eager to please. Pre-departure beverage service with hot towels were offered. I was also proactively offered drink refills and the crew always responded to my please and thank yous. The flight attendants also regularly checked on passengers if they needed anything during the flight.
What I didn't like:
The IFE - This plane uses JAL's Magic V Entertainment system. There was a good number of movies, TV programs, and Audio content, and even some games, but I am not a fan of having to navigate through all the content with just the touchscreen on the small remote. There is also a pretty basic moving map, which can be viewed on the IFE monitor.
The Cabin Temperature - JAL is notorious for having a very warm cabin which is not everyone's cup of tea. I personally like a cooler cabin, which more conducive to sleep. Sadly, this flight was a bit to warm for me. Also, the lack of personal air vents did not help get the cabin cool.
It was OK...I guess:
The Airplane - The Boeing 777-300ER is the workhorse for a lot of airlines because of its range, capacity, and most importantly its fuel consumption. However, with the release of the 787 Dreamliner, and Airbus A350, I feel that the airplane is past its prime. This aircraft is 14 years old, as it was delivered in 2005, but it was well maintained and kept very clean by the crew.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:06 Japan Airlines First Class Check-In Tokyo Haneda
02:10 Japan Airlines First Class Lounge Tokyo Haneda
04:36 Japan Airlines Boeing 777-300ER Seat Map
05:28 Japan Airlines First Class Cabin
06:21 JAL First Class Pre-Departure Service
06:54 Taking off from Tokyo Haneda
09:11 JAL First Class Service
09:58 JAL First Class Seat
10:28 JAL First Class Menu
11:07 JAL First Class Amenities
11:39 JAL First Class Meal/Lunch Service
14:05 JAL First Class Bed + Pajamas
15:22 JAL Entertainment + Headphones
15:54 JAL Pre-Landing Meal
16:50 Is Japan Airlines First Class Overrated?
About Boeing 777 (from Wikipedia):
The 777-300ER (ER for Extended Range) is the B-market version of the -300. Its higher MTOW and increased fuel capacity permits a maximum range of 7,370 nautical miles (13,650 km) with 396 passengers in a two-class seating arrangement. The 777-300ER features raked and extended wingtips, a strengthened fuselage and wings and a modified main landing gear. Its wings have an aspect ratio of 9.0. It is powered by the GE90-115B turbofan, the world's most powerful jet engine with a maximum thrust of 115,300 lbs (513 kN).
About Japan Airlines (from Wikipedia):
Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. (日本航空株式会社, Nihon Kōkū Kabushiki-gaisha, JAL) is the flag carrier of Japan. JAL is headquartered in Shinagawa, Tokyo. Its main hubs are Tokyo's Narita International Airport and Haneda Airport, as well as Osaka's Kansai International Airport and Itami Airport. The JAL group of which it forms part include Japan Airlines as well as J-Air, Japan Air Commuter, Japan Transocean Air, and Ryukyu Air Commuter for domestic feeder services, and JAL Cargo for cargo and mail services.
JAL group operations include scheduled and non-scheduled international and domestic passenger and cargo services to 220 destinations in 35 countries worldwide, including codeshares. The group has a fleet of 279 aircraft. In the fiscal year ended 31 March 2009, the airline group carried over 52 million passengers and over 1.1 million tons of cargo and mail. Japan Airlines, J-Air, JAL Express, and Japan Transocean Air are members of the Oneworld airline alliance network.
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Japan Airlines Business Class Boeing 777-300ER | Tokyo Narita to San Francisco
Airline: Japan Airlines
Flight Number: JL58
Route: NRT-SFO
Class: Business Class
Aircraft: Boeing 777-300ER
Registration: JA731J
Delivered: June 2004
Flight Duration: 8 Hours 35 Minutes
Distance: 5,124 Miles
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After a wonderful flight from Manila, we were looking forward to be flying with Japan Airlines (JAL) longhaul. We've always had very good experience with JAL in business class prior to the pandemic and we were very excited to see if there has been any changes since then. As some of you may know, I am a fan of the Apex Suite seat which JAL has installed on their long haul configured 787s and 777-300ERs. The airline has done some minor upholstery updates to the seat, but for the most part it was still very comfortable for lounging and sleeping. In terms of the service, we noticed that a lot of the ground staff and in-flight crew were new, but that did not detract from the service. The flight attendants we interacted with were charming and offered excellent service during the meals. Now for the catering, which I think is the real star with JAL. I might be a bit bias because I love Japanese food, but I found everything that I ordered onboard to be fresh, tasty, and beautifully presented.
What I liked:
The JAL First Class Lounge at Narita- Our Oneworld Emerald status gained us access to JAL First Class Lounge at Narita Airport. The downstairs bar and lounge were closed during our visit, but it will most likely open soon since Japan has reopened its borders again.The dining room is upstairs and offers high quality made to order food and beverages via smartphone app.
The Catering - The catering out of Narita was amazing on this flight. The meals were restaurant quality and tasted delicious. I also love the dine on demand service.
The Friendly Service - The crew we interacted with were very friendly and eager to please. They were proactive in offering us drink refills and checked on us from time to time if we needed anything.
The seats - JAL has the Apex Suite for their business class seats laid out in a 2-3-2 configuration. Despite the dense abreast layout, these seats are very comfortable for lounging, and sleeping and all business class seats have direct aisle access.
What I didn’t like:
The IFE - The IFE offered plenty of content, but I just wasn't a fan of having the browse through all the content using the tiny remote instead of the big screen.
No personal air nozzles - Sadly another pet peeve of mine is an aircraft's lack of personal air nozzles, but the crew was nice enough to keep the cabin temperature cool during the flight.
It’s fine, I guess...
The Amenities – JAL does not do pajamas in business class, but they do offer slippers and loaner cardigans. The Sony noise canceling headphones is not the best, but sound quality was acceptable. The Maison Kitsune amenity kit was also barebones basic. The lavatories were recently refurbished and spotlessly clean with Toto washlets.
Overall impression:
I love Japan Airlines! We've had great food and service from the airline before the pandemic, and we found the service and food offerings to be consistent with our previous flights with them. Pair that with the Apex suite seats, which are one of best business class seats in the industry and you have a winning combo. We look forward to flying with JAL again real soon!
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$5,000 Japan Airlines Business Class Flight | London???????? - Tokyo????????
Today we are going to be Flying Japan Airlines in Business Class from London to Tokyo. (And a 2 day trip to Tokyo!!!)
Fee: 700,000JPY/5000USD/440,000INR/4500EUR/7000CAD/3800GBP/7,000,000KRW/400,000RUB
Route: London to Tokyo
Airplane: JAL Boeing 777-300er
Seat: JAL Business Class Sky Suite I
Experience: Ca l m
0:00 Introduction
0:50 Map & Cost
1:45 Lounge
7:00 Seat Tour
12:28 Dinner
19:58 Midnight snack
22:47 Breakfast
25:52 Tokyo Arrival
27:45 Shinjuku Ramen
30:31 Meiji Jingu Shrine
32:27 Exciting Baseball Game
38:25 Asakusa Breakfast
39:41 Tsukiji Fish Market (Lunch)
43:14 Boat ride (Tsukiji - Asakusa)
47:04 Asakusa Sensoji Temple
48:57 Ramen SkyTree Time
50:33 Tokyo SkyTree
51:21 Thanks for Watching!
JAL 777 Sky Suite Business Class | Los Angeles to Tokyo
To kick off my Asia trip of 2023, I flew JAL's 777 Sky Suite business class from Los Angeles to Tokyo. This has got to be one of the most private and most leg-room business class seats!
Airline: Japan Airlines
Aircraft: Boeing 777-300ER
Flight No: JL15
Route: Los Angeles (LAX) to Tokyo (HND)
Date: September 28, 2023
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11:27 - Takeoff
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Japan Airlines Flight 43
Depart: Haneda (HND)
Arrive: London (LHR)
STD: 11:30am (ADP: 11:39am)
STA: 3:15pm (ATA: 3:17pm)
Aircraft: Boeing 777-300ER
Reg: JA734J
First Flight: 18th Jul 2005
Delivered to Airline: 26th Jul 2005
Seat: 8K
Flight Time: 12h 38M
Meal Service: Lunch
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Incredible Seat | JAL Business Class Review | Japan Airlines 777-300ER | New York ???????? → Tokyo ????????
This is my experience on board JAL's Boeing 777-300ER Sky Suite Business Class flight from John F. Kennedy International Airport, Queens, New York (JFK) to Tokyo International Airport, Ōta, Tokyo (HND).
Boarding and full first impression:
Full Takeoff, Mid Flight and Landing:
Seat map of the aircraft:
Food Menu:
Beverages Menu:
Technical details:
Airline: Japan Airlines (JAL)
Flight Number: JL5
Scheduled departure: 13:25 EDT
Scheduled arrival: 16:35+1 JST
Actual landing time: 16:36+1 JST
Aircraft type: Boeing 777-300ER
Aircraft Registration JA737J
Seat marketing name: JAL Sky Suite
Seat type: Collins Aerospace Apex
Seat number: 8K
Origin: KJFK
Gate: 2
Runway: 13R
Destination: RJTT
Runway: 23
Camera: iPhone 12 Pro and GoPro Hero 10
Editing Software: DaVinci Resolve
Chapters:
0:00 - Going to Airport and Introduction
0:10 - Airport and Lack of Lounge Access
0:28 - First Impression
0:48 - Pushback, Taxi and Takeoff
2:42 - Seat and amenities Tour
5:53 - Amenity kit
7:34 - IFE
8:23 - Food - First Meal
11:06 - Cabin Tour - Toilet
11:24 - Cabin Tour
12:58 - Food - Second Meal
13:10 - Turn down service and seat tour
14:23 - Food - Third Meal
14:56 - Cabin Tour 2
16:02 - Approach, Landing and concluding thoughts
Japan Airlines' BEST Business Class | Tokyo to Bangkok | Boeing 777 Apex Suite
I flew with Japan Airlines Boeing 777-300ER in JAL SKY SUITE Business Class from Tokyo Narita Airport to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport.
The JAL B777-300ER seat type is known as the 'Apex Suites', every suite offers direct aisle access. The seat was great, the meal quality was also nice. The cabin crew was pretty awesome and attentive. It was a very pleasant experience!
[4K] TRIP REPORT / Japan Airlines (JA743J / B777-300ER) SKY SUITE Business Class Flight Review : JL707, Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT, Japan) to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International Airport(BKK, Thailand) Flight Experience.
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일본항공 보잉 777-300ER 비즈니스 클래스를 타고, 도쿄 나리타공항에서 방콕까지 6시간 20분을 함께 했습니다. 일본항공의 가장 좋은 비즈니스석으로 알려진 'JAL SKY SUITE'에 탑승 했는데, 프라이버시가 잘 보호되는 구조로 매우 만족스러운 비행이 되었네요. 물론 기내식도 훌륭했고, 승무원분들도 매우 친절하셨습니다. :)
[탑승기] 일본항공 보잉 777-300ER 비즈니스클래스 후기 : 도쿄 나리타공항 ~ 방콕 수완나품공항 B777 비즈니스석 탑승 후기
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ANA Business Class 777-300ER
Boarding Business Class on Japan Airlines (JAL) 777-300ER | New York ???????? → Tokyo ????????
Full flight review:
This is part of my experience on board JAL's Boeing 777-300ER Sky Suite Business Class flight from John F. Kennedy International Airport, Queens, New York (JFK) to Tokyo International Airport, Ōta, Tokyo (HND).
Full Takeoff, Mid Flight and Landing:
Seat map of the aircraft:
Food Menu:
Beverages Menu:
Technical details:
Airline: Japan Airlines (JAL)
Flight Number: JL5
Scheduled departure: 13:25 EDT
Scheduled arrival: 16:35+1 JST
Actual landing time: 16:36+1 JST
Aircraft type: Boeing 777-300ER
Aircraft Registration JA737J
Seat marketing name: JAL Sky Suite
Seat type: Collins Aerospace Apex
Seat number: 8K
Origin: KJFK
Gate: 2
Runway: 13R
Destination: RJTT
Runway: 23
Camera: GoPro Hero 10
Editing Software: DaVinci Resolve
JAPAN AIRLINES B777-300 JL52 Business Class - Sydney to Tokyo (Haneda) (4K)
Sydney Airport to Tokyo (Haneda) on Japan Airlines, 24th December 2022
Being the day before Christmas, Sydney International Airport (T1) was like a zoo in the morning due to the number of people flying.
Check in was smooth, with a nice upgrade given from Economy to Premium Economy.
Whilst waiting for boarding, spent some time in the Qantas First Lounge, enjoying some Sweet Corn Fritters and Eggs Benedict with Smoked Salmon.
Boarding the JAL B777-300 was a short walk to gate 25, where I was paged soon after... now upgraded to a Business Class Sky Suite... THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
Seat was very comfortable, especially when the mattress pad was put in place for lying flat.
The food was amazing, starting with an assortment plate, then a Beef Fillet Steak and Chocolate Mousse for dessert.
Pre arrival meal was the Seafood Chowder, Cheese Plate followed by Ice Cream, Fruit and a coffee.
After arriving at Tokyo (Haneda) headed straight up to the JAL First Lounge for another bite to eat, and a shower. This lounge is something else.
All filmed on the Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max
Japan Airlines Business Class Review, 777-300ER
Japan Airlines Business Class Review, 777-300ER
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Japan Airlines 777 Business Class | JL8010 Tokyo to Chicago
First time trying Apex Suite seat on Japan Airlines Boeing 777-300ER (Sky Suite), flying from Tokyo-Narita to Chicago
Flight: Japan Airlines JL8010
Route: Tokyo (NRT) - Chicago O'Hare (ORD)
Aircraft: Boeing 777-300ER
Registration: JA733J
Video taken in January 2022
More reviews:
Japan Airlines premium economy feels like business?! #shorts #aviation #AVGeek
Japan Airlines have a premium economy product that looks a lot more like business than economy! JAL's version of premium economy is an insane upgrade!
#japanairlines #jal #aviation #tokyo
Japan Airlines Sky Suite Boeing 777-300ER | Chicago ORD - Tokyo NRT
Welcome to my first ever flight/trip report video! I'm excited to share my experience flying with Japan Airlines (JAL) on their Sky Suite from Chicago O'Hare to Tokyo Narita. We followed all safety protocols by the airlines and our destinations. It helps that there were only two of us in Business Class. JAL provided 5-Star service all throughout and I couldn't be happier with my experience flying with them for the first time. When you get the chance, fly JAL!
Full taxi, takeoff, & landing here:
Thanks for watching!