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JAL NEW B777-200ER economy class: Japan Airlines Hong Kong to Tokyo Haneda

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JL26 SHORT review (less than 5 mins): available soon

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WELCOME to my 26th flight in 2017. On 13th December, I flew Japan Airlines brand new economy from Hong Kong (HKG) to Tokyo Haneda (HND). The operating aircraft was a refurbished Boeing 777-200ER. The flight was very fine and the seat was super comfortable. Japan Airlines new economy is definitely worth a go!

Japan Airlines and Cathay Pacific fly to Tokyo Haneda three times a day, and Tokyo Narita six times a day with one via Taipei. Hong Kong Airlines, All Nippon Airways and Hong Kong Express are some other airlines that fly between the cities. Japan Airlines uses B777-200ER to Haneda, and B787-9 to Narita.

What you’ll see in this clip:
– Hong Kong Airport overview
– Qantas Hong Kong lounge
– Cathay Pacific The Cabin (business class lounge)
– Boarding
– Seat features
– In-flight entertainment system
– Take-off and landing clip
– Meal onboard
– Economy class overview

Some useful information:
Airline: Japan Airlines (JL)
Flight number: JL26
Aircraft type: Boeing B777-200ER
Aircraft registration number: JA711J
Origin: Hong Kong Chek Lap Kok International Airport (HKG / VHHH)
Destination: Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND / RJTT)
Flight date: 13-12-2017
Meal: Lunch
Seat: 49K
Flight duration: 4 hours

Booked future flights include:
– Japan Airlines B787-9 Tokyo NRT to Hong Kong (premium economy class)
– Qantas A330-300 Melbourne to Hong Kong / Hong Kong to Melbourne (economy class)
– Qantas A380 Hong Kong to Sydney (economy class)
– Qantas B737-800 Adelaide to Melbourne / Melbourne to Adelaide (economy class)
– Qantas B737-800 Sydney to Adelaide (economy class)
– Qantas B747-400 Hong Kong to Sydney (business class)
– Qantas B737-800 Adelaide to Melbourne (business class)
– Malaysia Airlines B737-800 Hong Kong to Kuala Lumpur / Kuala Lumpur to Hong Kong (business class)
– Malaysia Airlines A350 Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok (business class)
– Malaysia Airlines B737-800 Bangkok to Kuala Lumpur (business class)

You may find flight reviews on British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Finnair, Japan Airlines, Jetstar Japan, Malaysia Airlines, SriLankan Airlines and Qantas on my channel.

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Saturday Five Extra | Saturday 7th November

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Alex Armstrong Tonight | Saturday 7th November

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‘Trump was OBLITERATED by his own madness’ | Telegraph’s Allister Heath dissects midterm results

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Republicans suffered a crushing midterm defeat, but President Trump insists he wasn’t the problem… as he doubles down on his Iran policy.

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BREAKING: Reform UK reports ITV and its reporters to the police after undercover sting

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BREAKING: Reform UK have reported ITV and its undercover reporters to the police over a covert sting targeting the party.

Zia Yusuf, Reform’s foreign affairs spokesman, confirmed on social media that his party had made the complaint.

An ITV spokesman said: “ITV stands by its journalism. The programme Undercover: A Year In Reform was produced in compliance with the Ofcom Broadcasting Code, relevant laws, and its broadcast is in the public interest.

“All journalists were instructed to operate within this framework, and did so under the supervision of the programme’s producers. Should the police get in touch, we would fully cooperate.”

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Nana Akua | Saturday 7th November

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