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Class rating 9.9

9.9/10

  • Boarding 10.0
  • Seat for sitting 10.0
  • Seat for sleeping 9.0
  • Service 10.0
  • Entertainment 10.0
  • Food & drink 10.0
  • Punctuality 10.0
  • Baggage 10.0

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For general notes on Air New Zealand's international long haul business class seating (Business Premier), click here.

Business Premier is in rows 1 to 20 (46 seats) in a fully flat bed. Seat designation is (A - K) in rows 1-7, then (A - E,F - K) in rows 10 to 14 and (A - K) in row 15 (Avoid this row).

On the upper deck it is (A - K) in rows 16-20. Upstairs will be quietest, so head there if you can. Otherwise, try to be as far forward in the cabin as possible.

Seatplans.com recommends...

 

"In Business Premier, I would not go for a seat in either the first row (ten) or the last (15). Row ten is probably less desirable being right next to the toilets and a curtain. The seats on the other aisle to mine seemed to be served first too, so you’re prone to food envy go for F or K in whichever row. If you want an air of exclusivity, and have enough frequent flyer privileges, go for a seat in the nose cabin (rows one to seven). I’m told the cabin on the upper deck is much quieter, which is something to consider."

To read the review in full click here.

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