- I'm in London.
I've got my suitcase.
I've even got a shirt on.
This can only mean one thing,
it's time to fly Emirates First Class.
Thank you.
You can't really see it from my face,
but I'm so unbelievably excited
that I'm about to be flying Emirates First Class.
This is so cool.
So there she is, the Emirates A380.
It's going to take me to Dubai this afternoon,
upstairs in First Class.
I am so beyond looking forward to this flight.
- Hello.
- [Noel] How are you?
- Thank you very much.
- [Noel] Thank you.
Hello there.
- Hi.
- Very nice to have you Mr. Noel.
Your seat would be on this aisle here.
- [Noel] Thank you. Thank you.
Wow! How flipping cool is this seat?
This is like the most luxurious seat I've ever sat in. Look.
Thank you very much. Thank you.
This champagne is Dom Pérignon
from like 12, 13 years ago or something.
350 quid a bottle.
It's all right.
I think this might be the ultimate big jet TV.
Look at that.
- Right. So airborne out of Heathrow.
Let's have a look around this fantastic First Class suite.
So we've got a full minibar in the suite. Look.
Totally, totally over the top.
A makeup set.
Facial toner. Don't know what that does.
I can't see anything now.
Eye cream.
Looks like some sort of hemorrhoid treatment,
but it's for your eyes.
An eye mask.
Slippers.
A travel hygiene kit.
And a refreshing towel.
Some sort of flower.
Oh, it's real as well.
It's got actual water in it. It's a real flower.
A notebook and a pen.
That's pretty cool.
A nice new Emirates pen to add to my collection as well.
If you want a Noel Philips pen by the way,
and the notebook set,
you can check out the merch store on noelphilips.com.
Nice little plug there for it.
You've got this huge TV just here.
It's like bigger than my TV at home.
It's absolutely insane.
And then to control the TV screen,
you should see the remote.
This is the remote control.
It comes out like that.
And lets you do all sorts of things.
So you can have the air show map on here.
But I mean...
And the really cool thing about
Emirates First Class on A380.
Privacy.
Dom Pérignon 2008.
Monster Munch, pickled onion.
While I nibble on me Monster Munch,
a big thanks to this video's sponsor,
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This is like some sort of spicy chicken curry,
which is really nice.
And just check out these window blinds.
The stairs to the lower deck on the A380.
And here,
beautiful.
So I'm going to head into the bathroom.
Let's have a look.
The First Class bathroom on board the Emirates A380.
Very cool. Look at this. Look.
We even have a shower.
Looking forward to trying that out.
A shower on a plane. How cool.
So then we go, sitting on the loo in the Emirates A380,
with like the best sort of IFE.
I mean, I've got a toilet with in-flight entertainment.
It's just like amazing isn't it?
I must say this bed's actually really comfy.
My head's not touching the top
and my feet aren't touching the bottom.
It's really good.
I can see myself getting a pretty good night's sleep here.
But for the meantime, I mean, I've had about
375 quid's worth of that 350 quid bottle of wine
that they keep bringing around
and topping up my glass with.
So I'm going to have a bit of a kip,
maybe an hour or so, before we land down into Dubai.
- [Cabin Controller] Thank you for flying Emirates,
in partnership with Qantas.
We hope you enjoyed your flight.
We look forward to see you again soon.
- [Noel] Thank you.
Thanks very much. Bye bye.
- Bye. See you again.
- See you.
Hi. That's me.
Hello. How are you?
So then, Dubai.
And what's an absolutely fantastic flight that was
down with Emirates in First Class on the A380.
I really enjoyed that.
Let me know what you thought of it
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