Emirates has announced it will be revamping and upgrading its first class cabins on the Boeing 777s. 

According to the airline, the new-look cabins will be unveiled at the Dubai Air Show in November. 

Each plane will feature six first class cabins, rather than the existing eight – with a 1-1-1 design, rather than a 1-2-1. 

The planes will also be upgraded throughout all the classes, explains Tim Clark

“Our products and services across cabin classes are continually improved and enhanced. But what our customers will see on Emirates’ new 777s starting from November, will be a much bigger revamp that takes our onboard experience to the next level. All cabins will sport a totally fresh new look. We are excited to showcase the results of years of planning and development invested into our new First Class offering, and our overall Emirates 777 experience. More details will follow, watch this space.”

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Sir Tim Clark, president of Emirates Airlines

Emirates currently operates 162 Boeing 777s, making it the biggest operator of the planes in the world.