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File Description: This Boeing 777-3F2(ER) was delivered to Turkish Airlines in October 2010 and is named Dolmabahce. This is the first Turkish Boeing 777-3F2(ER) with the new Turkish colors. This Turkish Airlines Boeing 777-300ER V1 aircraft features a two class configuration with 49 Business Class flat bed seats and 300 standard Economy seats. For your next Turkish Airlines flight, use this seating chart to get the most comfortable seats, legroom, and recline on.

I am in Thailand again and this time I found good price for the business class with Turkish Airlines. I’ve never flown business class before so I was eager to see how it compares to economy.

The ticket price from Ljubljana to Bangkok through Istanbul was just around 1600 eur which translates to around $2,300.

That’s a good price for a business class since most other airlines charge double or more for the same distance (Austrian Airlines through Vienna and Lufthansa through Munich or Frankfurt).

There’s not much difference flying business class on Airbus 319-100 which took me from Ljubljana to Istanbul except that there is more leg room and that flight attendants bring more drinks and food.

But the business class on the Boeing 777-200 flying from Istanbul to Bangkok is a high tech luxury seat.

Business class on Boeing 777-200 Turkish Airlines

The Boeing 777-200 has 16 of these small suites and you’re basically sitting alone in your own adjustable seat which can go to completely flat position. You get a pillow and a blanked and can sleep quite comfortably for a few hours.

Adjustable seat and TV on Boeing 777-200 business class

The only » problem« is that you get served dinner at around 1:00 AM since the flight starts from Istanbul at 23:45.

Our flight started 40 minutes late and so our dinner was served even later – at around 1:30 AM. We were going quite fast and it’s amazing when you consider that the plane is going at over 1000 km/h at 11 kilometers high and the outside temperature is -54 degrees Celsius – while I am having a delicious dinner. 😉

About 9 hours later we landed safely (and softly) in Bangkok and I was really not tired since I could sleep for about 4,5 hours during the flight.

I think I have a small problem now; because once you fly business class on a long flight, you REALLY don’t want to go back to the economy. 😉

I don’t mind economy at all for up to 2 hour flights (which covers most of Europe from Slovenia), but there is a huge difference in comfort when you fly 8 and more hours over night.

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Turkish Airlines has really lowered their prices recently and if you book an economy flight from Ljubljana to Bangkok for example, you’d pay only 620 euros (return flight). Most other airlines charge around 1000 euros for the same distance.

And if you can pay for your flight with paypal, that’s even better…

There are two reasons why I wanted to share this with you; it’s my first time (but definitely not last) flying business class and I wanted to record this on my blog (so that I can check this in a few years 😉 ).

And secondly, to motivate you, to give you some exciting goals for which you’ll focus more on improving your online business and earning more so that you can easily afford a business class flight next time you travel somewhere.

If you want to stay motivated and keep working on your sites for many hours, you need to have strong reasons WHY you’re doing this.

»Having more money« is not strong enough motivator. You need to know WHY you want to have more money.

What are you going to do with it?

And looking forward to flying business class to Thailand is definitely an exciting goal for me – since I like planes, traveling and Thailand.

So… What are your specific goals and things you want to do with the money earned from your online business?

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It’s Sunday again, so it must be time for some more airplane art.

Turkish 777-300 Business Class

This week, we have a Turkish Airlines Boeing 777-300ER at New York-JFK airport, as it is prepared for the return journey back from JFK to Istanbul.

Turkish 777-300er Business Class

Turkish Airlines operate a fleet of 33 Boeing 777-300ER. The airline also operates the Airbus A330-200, Airbus A330-300, Airbus A350-900 and Boeing 787-9 it is long haul fleet, with the airline using Airbus and Boeing narrow-body aircraft in its short to mid-haul fleet.

This aircraft – TC-LJF – joined the Turkish Airlines fleet in March 2016. It has flown for the airline since then, with the aircraft in active service. It is configured in a two-class configuration with 49 Business Class seats and 300 Economy Class Seats.

More Airplane Art next week!

Photographer’s Notes

• Camera: Canon EOS 6D
• Lens: Canon EF 24-105mm f4 IS L Series
• Settings: ISO 3200, 105mm, 1/80 at f4
• Shot from an American Airlines Airbus A321 Transcontinental aircraft on AA2652, as it taxied out from JFK heading to San Francisco International. Review here.

Turkish 777 - Video Results

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Turkish 777 Business Class

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