Air India A350-900

Yes. Business is a one-two-one cabin where every seat reclines to a flat bed and has its own path to the aisle, so nobody has to step over a neighbour. It is the strongest cabin in the fleet and the reason the A350 is treated as the flagship.

Yes. In the one-two-one cabin the single seats along each side suit anyone travelling alone who wants privacy and their own aisle, while the two centre seats suit people flying together. Every seat is a flat bed with aisle access, so this is a choice about position, not comfort.

The bulkhead rows just behind a forward cabin give extra legroom, though you trade away the under-seat stowage. The rows near the rear galleys and lavatories are the ones to leave alone, where the noise and the queueing collect.

It is a genuine dedicated cabin, set between Business and Economy with its own rows, more pitch and deeper recline than standard Economy. On the ultra-long routes the A350 works it is the pick for anyone who wants real extra room without paying a Business fare.