The Vista Suite at sunrise, a private enclosed cabin with a made bed and oval windows over the clouds
On board

Room To Arrive Well

Every cabin is quieter, wider and better lit than it needs to be. Choose the one that suits the journey — the difference is space, not just service.

Front To Back, Chosen By You

Pick a cabin and the panel turns over its photograph, its lead-in fare and everything that comes with the seat.

Fares shown from JFK on the AV25 to Dubai.

The Vista Suite at sunrise — a private enclosed cabin with a full-length bed and oval windows over the cloudsA plated main course and glass of wine on the Horizon business tray table beside the windowGolden sunrise over the wing seen through a cabin window in Skylight premiumAn AeroVista cabin crew member in navy uniform in the Voyager main cabin
213 cm flat bed
From
$6,080

A private room at the front of the aircraft. Sliding door, a full-length bed dressed in linen, and a window seat that becomes a dining room for two.

Closing door and personal wardrobe
Hand-turned-down bed with a mattress topper
À la carte dining on your own clock
27-inch 4K screen and noise-cancelling headphones
A plated main course, salad and glass of white wine on a linen-set tray beside the cabin window

Dinner On Your Own Clock

No trolley, no set tray times. In the forward cabins you order à la carte whenever hunger arrives — a seasonal menu plated on porcelain, a considered wine list, and a table laid properly for two in the Vista Suite.

3
Courses, or one
24h
Kitchen, your clock

The Things You Meant To Pack

A small, well-made amenity kit waits at every forward seat — embossed with the ring mark, weighted for the dark, and quietly useful long after you land.

  • Leather passport folio and luggage tag
  • Weighted eye mask and merino socks
  • Over-ear noise-cancelling headphones
  • The AeroVista notebook — where journeys inspire
AeroVista travel essentials on a marble table — passport folio, headphones, eye mask and notebook
The flight deck at dawn, two AeroVista pilots silhouetted against a cloud sea and rising sun

The Same Faces, The Whole Way

AeroVista crews fly the route together, not in shifts. They learn the cabin by the second meal — how you take your coffee, when to dim the lights, when to leave you be.

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