Soon after breakfast service was wrapped up, we were set to land in Dubai with the flight was on its last few miles.

Normally I prefer window seats but there were none available at the time of booking, so aisle it was! All 24 seats were occupied and the cabin space seemed tighter than I had expected.īreakfast, unfortunately served in all things plastic! Premium Economy cabin is a 2-4-2 configuration and I was seated in an aisle seat of the middle section. I boarded early and was able to take some quick pictures before the floodgates opened. Priority check-in and Zone 2 boarding ensured a seamless and hassle free experience. Unfortunately, my low-ball bid of $500 from YYZ-DXB did not go through and I was all set to experience the Premium Economy cabin class service. Seat: 13D (Premium Economy, Aisle) Air Canada Premium Economy benefits:Ī few days prior to check-in, I received an email from Air Canada inviting a bid for an upgrade from Premium Economy to Business. Here’s my Air Canada premium economy review Few months ago, I stumbled upon Air Canada’s premium economy fare that was cheaper than economy, and the prospect of trying a new cabin class seemed exciting enough for me to book my trip. After an underwhelming experience with Delta’s Comfort+ earlier, I was apprehensive but also cautiously optimistic given that it was Air Canada. Happy New Year folks! I spent a good part of my holidays in United Arab Emirates and brought in the new year in Dubai.

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