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Kiev-New York Business Class with AeroSvit

This flight from Kiev to New York was operated by the largest Ukrainian airline company AeroSvit Airlines and took place in the spring of 2011.

The flight departed from Kiev’s Boryspil International Airport (if I recall correctly, from Terminal B) and arrived at JFK International Airport. The plane was a Boeing-767-300.

Boeing 767-300 of AeroSvit Airlineshttps://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/


Before the Flight

Since I was flying business class, I was able to take advantage of AeroSvit’s business class-exclusive waiting hall. The hall was nice, not very large, with blue and orange upholstery. Everything looked crisp and clean.

Terminal B of Kyiv Borispol Airporthttps://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

The general waiting area was a lot less comfy and much more crowded. Lots of people, little room.

Terminal B of Kyiv Borispol Airporthttps://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

We boarded by means of a ramp. The plane was parked right next to the building.

Boeing 767-300 of AeroSvit Airlineshttps://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/


The Plane

AeroSvit’s Boeing-767 is anything but new, looking to be around 10-15 years old. The cabin was divided into two sections, with approximately 5 rows of seats in front dedicated to business class. The rest were economy class.
Business class seats are noticeably more comfortable than those in economy class. Every passenger gets lots of leg room, a footrest, a large folding table, and earphones.

Business class cabin of Boeing 767-300https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

Business class cabin of Boeing 767-300https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

Economy class is a lot more cramped and boring.

Economy class cabin of Boeing 767-300https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

The airliner features the standard Boeing interior design which I’d already got to experience on past flights, with blue upholstery and white, but yellowing, plastic paneling. The typical 90s interior.


Inside of Boeing 767-300https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

Inside of Boeing 767-300https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

Restroom of Boeing 767-300https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/Restroom of Boeing 767-300https://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/


Food

The most enjoyable thing about the flight was the food. During the 10-hour flight we were served hot food twice, and several times were offered various desserts and small snacks.

The choice of drinks was pretty large, both as far as soft drinks and alcoholic beverages. In business class, as expected, all of this was prepaid with no limit on how much you could order. All the food was served in glass and ceramic dishes and with metal silverware. The tables was covered with a table cloth and the napkins were cloth.

Meal on the flight Kyiv-New York of AeroSvithttps://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

Meal on the flight Kyiv-New York of AeroSvithttps://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

Meal on the flight Kyiv-New York of AeroSvithttps://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

Meal on the flight Kyiv-New York of AeroSvithttps://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/


Entertainment

Other forms of entertainment on AeroSvit’s flights, even in business class, are not up to par. The plane lacks the latest in modern equipment and the selection of entertainment is limited: movies on the big screen, several music channels for your earphones and the airline’s in-flight magazine.

Entertainment on the flight Kyiv-New York of AeroSvithttps://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

Aside from the standard equipment, there were also individual video players with a selection of classic films.

Entertainment on the flight Kyiv-New York of AeroSvithttps://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/


The Flight

During the flight we got a particularly memorable view of Greenland -- a sea of mountains and snow, with no signs of human presence.

Flying over Greenlandhttps://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

A few hours later, we came in sight of New York.

Arriving to New York JFK Airporthttps://www.airlines-inform.ru/license/

The flight is over. Now all that was left was a 2-hour wait in line at customs and we’d finally be in the United States.

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AeroSvit

Boeing 767-300

Kyiv Boryspil International Airport

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