
Business Suite

4 seats per row · Lie-flat
70 seats across two business cabins
More ways to identify the seat
- Forward-facing staggered seats and large side consoles
- Business cabin is on the upper deck
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Where to fly this cabin
- 100%
Auckland and New York City
AKL – NYC
100% on other aircraft
- 100%
Dallas-Fort Worth and Melbourne
DFW – MEL
100% on other aircraft
- 100%
Dallas-Fort Worth and Sydney
DFW – SYD
87% on A380-800 · 13% on other aircraft
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Check your flight →Qantas' A380 Business Suite has fully flat beds with direct aisle access for every passenger. The staggered arrangement offsets the seats around side consoles, with individual positions by the windows and paired seats in the center.
Cabin Highlights
- ✓Direct aisle access at every seat
- ✓Adjustable center privacy divider
Seat Dimensions
Strategic Seating
- General guidance: choose a window seat for an outside view, or a center pair when travelling together.
- General guidance: avoid seats beside galley or lavatory entrances if noise and passing traffic bother you.
All routes for this cabin
- 100%
Auckland and New York City
AKL – NYC
100% on other aircraft
- 100%
Dallas-Fort Worth and Melbourne
DFW – MEL
100% on other aircraft
- 100%
Dallas-Fort Worth and Sydney
DFW – SYD
87% on A380-800 · 13% on other aircraft
- 100%
Rome and Perth
FCO – PER
100% on other aircraft
- 100%
Los Angeles and Melbourne
LAX – MEL
31% on A380-800 · 69% on other aircraft
- 100%
Los Angeles and Sydney
LAX – SYD
100% on A380-800
- 100%
London and Perth
LHR – PER
100% on other aircraft
- 100%
San Francisco and Sydney
SFO – SYD
100% on other aircraft
- 100%
Sydney and Vancouver
SYD – YVR
100% on other aircraft
- 75%
Singapore and Sydney
SIN – SYD
53% on A380-800 · 22% on other aircraft
How these shares are calculated
Shares combine aircraft mix and cabin assignments across both directions of a route. Observed aircraft mix uses up to 84 days of flights; cabin assignments use six months of tail history or fleet estimates. Aircraft and cabin versions can change before departure, so check the airline’s seat map.





