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Virgin is adopting the B/E Aerospace Super Diamond design
The battle for business
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It’s not too soon to call Virgin Australia the winner
With Virgin Australia’s selection of the B/E Aerospace Super Diamond business class seat – a fully flat bed with direct aisle access in a reverse herringbone configuration that’s up there with Zodiac’s very similar Cirrus seat for the title of best business class in the sky – the die has been cast in Australia’s business class game of oneupmanship.
Qantas’s next generation seat is the Thompson Vantage XL product, also a fully flat bed with direct aisle access, but arranged in a staggered layout with all seats parallel to the aircraft’s centreline.
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