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John Arlidge

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I am a senior writer for the Sunday Times in London and I freelance for other titles in London and New York, including WIRED, the Telegraph, and Wallpaper*.
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I flew the future of cheap transatlantic travel – with less legroom and queues for the loo

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John Arlidge You can almost feel your eyes stinging from the moment you reach the airport. You're on the red-eye from the US, heading back home to the UK. At least, you tell yourself, you will be on a large jet with plenty of cabins to choose from, high ceilings, giant overhead bins for all your carry-on bags and enough lavatories so the queue is never too long. Not today.
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I flew the future of cheap transatlantic travel – with less legroom and queues for the loo

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Emirates, Qatar und Etihad rüsten auf: Das steckt hinter dem Luxus-Wettrennen

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By John Arlidge
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Eine Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner von Qatar Airways startet am 8. September 2026 vom Flughafen Barcelona-El Prat in Barcelona, Spanien. picture alliance / NurPhoto | Urbanandsport Emirates, Qatar Airways und Etihad versuchen, sich gegenseitig mit neuen Jets, Sitzen und Bordmenüs zu übertrumpfen – und investieren dafür rund 100 Milliarden US-Dollar (88 Milliarden Euro).
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