United Airlines Business Class

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On Ground Services

United Airlines offer on Airport arrival & departure: Priority check-in positions, Priority boarding and deplaning, Priority bag delivery available, Fast TrackSM service for London Heathrow immigration and customs, Access to United Arrivals SuiteSM in select locations offering showers, breakfast and business services (phone, fax, laptop power ports, etc.), Access to United Red Carpet ClubSM and Star AllianceTM partner lounges.

Lounges

Start your day refreshed with United Arrivals SuiteSM. A retreat where international United First and full-fare United Business customers traveling on a same-day ticket and arriving before noon may enjoy a shower and continental breakfast. United Airlines offers the Arrival Lounges in the following cities: Chicago - O’Hare, Frankfurt, London - Heathrow, Paris - Charles de Gaulle, San Francisco and Sao Paulo. United Red Carpet Club: A comfortable respite from the day's travel, these renowned lounges await you in over 40 locations worldwide. Enjoy a cup of coffee and a light snack. Connect with your office in a quiet atmosphere. Or simply relax and escape the hustle of your world before your next flight.

Business Class Seat

The new international United Business cabin will feature a new seat that reclines to a 180º, 6-foot, 4-inch lie-flat bed and is designed to provide customers ultimate comfort with more features, space and personalization options during their international travel. Every inch of the innovative, forward- and rear-facing seat configuration is tailored to maximize personal space and privacy. The new international United Business seat is up to 23.5 inches wide and adjusts to a broad range of positions. The innovative forward- and rear-facing design will provide customers a sense of more space and privacy, as well as better access to the aisles. Extensive line-of-sight testing was conducted to ensure that the cabin design provides customers ample privacy, which is created by the height of the in-flight entertainment console and a side seat-divider screen.

Once the entire modification is completed in late 2009, customers can expect consistent lie-flat seating in United First and United Business across the carrier’s entire international fleet of 97 widebody B767, B747 and B777 aircraft.

Seat Pitch


Airplane	Seat Pitch	Seat width	Recline	Number of seats	Seat configuration
Boeing B767	n/a "	n/a "	n/a Degree	n/a	n/a
Boeing B747	n/a "	n/a "	n/a Degree	n/a	n/a
Boeing B777	n/a "	n/a "	n/a Degree	n/a	n/a

United Airlines Business Class Pictures

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In Flight Meals

Menus featuring choice of three entrees including local cuisine where available. Express Dine meals served whenever you choose. Premium wines, ports, liqueurs, desserts, fruits & cheeses, desserts and Starbucks® coffee. Traditional Japanese meals between the US and Japan and between Hong Kong and Japan.

Service

On Board Entertainment

New Business Class: Each seat offers audio and video on-demand and a video screen for viewing more than 150 hours of movies and TV programs. At 15.4 inches, the video screen is three times larger than United’s previous business class monitor and better equipped to display video games, children’s programming, audio books and other learning programs. The new international United Business seating will offer 20 channels of stored XM-branded audio. Guests can also create customized playlists using 30 channels of other stored audio. Additionally, an Apple iPod adapter enables customers to play personalized content on the in-flight entertainment system. Both the entertainment system navigation controls and some content will be offered in up to 14 languages, including English, French, German, Spanish, Chinese (traditional and simplified), Japanese, Portuguese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Dutch, Arabic and Italian.