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The Seat in the Middle - a blog/website for entertainment purposes only. Appetizers were served first then followed by the mains and dessert together. Lunch onboard ANZ were served by crew from the Business Class cabin. Since my flight to Auckland was in the afternoon, I was served lunch. Leg space was fantastic and so is the big, fluffy-soft pillow! You also get a bottle of water and a welcome drink! You get a nice headphones san noise cancelling, ANZ’s own safety information card and in-flight entertainment media (not Eva’s). I love the big fluffy pillows! See the chinese characters on the right? Eva Air. This was Eva Air the premium economy seat. In my opinion, the Kiwis are one of the most hospitable, polite and nicest people on earth (this is not a PAID statement). So it was everything Eva but Kiwi(an) hospitality. Due to a shortage of ANZ’s own 777 fleet, I was lucky to be placed on a plane leased from Eva Air. The flight to Auckland was something like going to a Chinese fusion restaurant but you had a cheese burger. If I were to score an 8 out of 10 for Air New Zealand, Air China would get a 6.5. I was looking forward to flying with Air New Zealand’s premium economy after reading rave reviews about them and it was indeed a very enjoyable experience.

RESERVATION CONFIRMED, PREMIUM ECONOMY (E)

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