In today's ever competitive travel world, Oman Air has unveiled an aircraft loo that could be claimed one of the poshest in the business.
It's reported that the toilet for the First Class cabin on the airline's brand new A330-300 features a bidet. Ok, that's nifty.
But get this, the WC – located behind the cockpit and accessible to the pilot and First Class passengers only - has luxury flooring that has been designed to imitate a sandy beach. Who came up with that gimmick? I guess with Emirates having onboard showers, well...gotta think of something that sets you apart. Personally, though, if I want the beach under my feet, I'll go to the beach!
It's reported that the toilet for the First Class cabin on the airline's brand new A330-300 features a bidet. Ok, that's nifty.
But get this, the WC – located behind the cockpit and accessible to the pilot and First Class passengers only - has luxury flooring that has been designed to imitate a sandy beach. Who came up with that gimmick? I guess with Emirates having onboard showers, well...gotta think of something that sets you apart. Personally, though, if I want the beach under my feet, I'll go to the beach!
And, in keeping with the airline's Omani roots, the toilet features Amouage-branded amenities such as hand wash, hand lotion and cologne.
Oman Air has seven A330 aircraft on order at a cost of around $100-150 million each, three of which (A330-300s) boast the brand new First Class cabin and product.
The First Class Suite features a 82-inch long, fully-flat bed within a pitch of 85.5 inches, a seat width of 25.5 inches and in-seat gadgets such as an eight-point massage system, a 23-inch in-flight entertainment monitor with wireless handset and various USB, Ethernet and power plugs.
The brand new three-class A330-300s will operate European routes, starting with Paris and London in December.
Starting in January, guests in all cabins on board all of the new A330 series aircraft will be able to use their mobile phones and have access to wifi. Sounds like a sweet ride!
Oman Air has seven A330 aircraft on order at a cost of around $100-150 million each, three of which (A330-300s) boast the brand new First Class cabin and product.
The First Class Suite features a 82-inch long, fully-flat bed within a pitch of 85.5 inches, a seat width of 25.5 inches and in-seat gadgets such as an eight-point massage system, a 23-inch in-flight entertainment monitor with wireless handset and various USB, Ethernet and power plugs.
The brand new three-class A330-300s will operate European routes, starting with Paris and London in December.
Starting in January, guests in all cabins on board all of the new A330 series aircraft will be able to use their mobile phones and have access to wifi. Sounds like a sweet ride!
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