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Qantas has not implemented a dedicated upper deck economy cabin on its A380 fleet, as the upper deck is now fully dedicated to premium cabins following a major refurbishment. The upper deck features a reconfigured layout with 70 Business Suites and 60 Premium Economy seats, replacing the previous mini-economy cabin at the rear. As a result, there is no upper deck economy seating to secure.
Upper Deck Premium Cabins (Qantas A380)
- Business Class: 70 seats in a 1-2-1 reverse herringbone layout on the upper deck, all with direct aisle access and enhanced privacy via central dividers.
- Premium Economy: 60 seats in a 2-3-2 configuration, offering 38″ of legroom, USB ports, power outlets, and improved IFE screens.🔗
Economy Class (Qantas A380)
- Located on the main deck only, with a 10-abreast configuration.
- Seat width: 17.5″, pitch: 31″ — standard for economy class on Qantas A380s.
- No upper deck economy seats are available for booking or securing.
For passengers seeking upper deck access, only Business and Premium Economy seats are available on the upper deck. Economy class is restricted to the main deck, and no special securing procedures apply as there is no upper deck economy cabin.
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