Quantas’ Airbus A380 first class looks like Starship Enterprise in Star Trek

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Quantas’ Airbus A380 first class looks like Starship Enterprise in Star Trek

January 2nd, 2012

FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda

By
Rob Waugh

Last updated at 5:45 PM on 2nd January 2012

The first class cabin of Qantas’s A380 super-jumbos looks astonishingly like the U.S.S. Enterprise in Star Trek – although you’ll have to settle for earthly routes such as London to Sydney and Sydney to Los Angeles.

The interior, designed by Marc Newson includes LCD touch panels, leather seating, plants, sheepskin-covered full-length beds and more than 1,000 videos to choose from.

The interior was designed by Marc Newson and includes leather seating, LCD touch panels, plants and sheepskin-covered beds

The Marc Newson-designed interior is fully touchscreen controlled, and all passengers have access to more than 1,000 videos on an LCD flatscreen

Naturally, all the beds are full length: there are just fourteen berths in the first class section of each A380

‘At first glance, this may look like the interior of the USS Enterprise, but it’s actually the first class cabin on a Qantas A380, complete with personal suites and centre socializing area,’ writes TechEBlog this week.

The central area (pictured top) is provided for flyers to stretch their legs and sit down for a drink.

Each berth even has a dresser for storing clothes – naturally, pyjamas are provided.

There are just 14 berths in the whole cabin.

Flyers are provided with noise-cancelling headphones, and the touchscreen-controlled LCD panels in every berth give access to more than 1,000 different programmes.

The first class cabin of Qantas's A380 super-jumbos looks astonishingly like the U.S.S. Enterprise in Star Trek - although you'll have to settle for earthly routes such as London to Sydney and Sydney to Los Angeles

The first class cabin of Qantas’s A380 super-jumbos looks astonishingly like the U.S.S. Enterprise in Star Trek – although you’ll have to settle for earthly routes such as London to Sydney and Sydney to Los Angeles

Each berth is equipped with a touchscreen-controlled LCD panel offering more than 1,000 different shows on demand

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One of the 14 seats is mine!!!

– Rach, East Sussex, 02/1/2012 18:02

Most people who fly first or business class are dull sad boring business men with no interest in the world other than how they can make more money or get promoted

– Stacey, Clapham, London, 02/1/2012 18:01

New?

– Lou K, Surrey, 02/1/2012 18:01

Why fly Qantas when you can fly Air France, the best airline in the world

– Jerome, Bordeaux, France, 02/1/2012 17:59

Notice no price is mentioned? Mind you it’s a “have to ask the price can’t afford it” kind of deal.

– liz, Florida ex UK, 02/1/2012 17:56

As usual the only people who will benefit from this OTT arrangement are rich business men and Saudi princes.

– Mogs , London, UK, 02/1/2012 17:49

These have been in service for over 3 years now, strange that DM are only just picking up on this. A shame QANTAS’s service is so dire, Emirates A380 first class is much better in any case.

– Noel, Mansfield, 02/1/2012 17:48

I wouldn’t fly in any plane that is sponsored by the Common Market.

– Frank, Dublin, 02/1/2012 17:42

Unless I was exceptionally rich I’d rather ‘suffer’ in economy for a few hours spend the extra on a nicer hotel which would last longer. However if I was exceptionally rich I’d have both send champagne to all the other passengers on board too! 🙂

– Minky, UK, 02/1/2012 17:41

DM, QANTAS does not have a “u” in it. The airline’s name is an initialism for Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services. Maybe learn how to use google?

– Here, Australia, 02/1/2012 17:39

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