DATANG 9-Inch personal touch screen monitors filled with great entertainment content.

Each seat also comes with USB port as well as shared power supply.

begins here. Business Class The Royal Brunei Airlines 787 Dreamliner Business Class cabin features “Contour” seats that reclines to 180 degree flat bed, along with plush duvet and larger pillow, offer peaceful rest. Each seat is equiped with 15.4 touchscreen LCD Monitor with Panasonic eX2 in-flight entertainment system; as well as in seat power connecter.

The Business Class cabin lavatories are also equipped with bidets for guests

RB Impian Inflight Entertainment RB Impian Inflight Entertainment system gives guests number of entertainment options throughout their flight. library of hit movies, classic Hollywood films and TV and audio programmes for all ages are available onboard. Refer to the Impian entertainment guide located in the seat pocket in frontof you for the list of movies, TV and audio programmes.

For Business Class seats; the sockets for earphones and channel/volume remote

convenience. Economy Class Comfort Royal Brunei Airlines 787 Dreamliner Economy cabin offers comfortable seats with semi-articulating recline and adjustable headrest, and with very spacious leg-rooms for guests comfort.

Each seat is intergrated with the Eco

control are located in your seat armrest.

Seatback-mounted personal screens are only available on our Boeing 787s.

Elsewhere, guests can avail our service, sit back and relax with our overhead movie screens. For more information, please contact your nearest Royal Brunei Airlines office.

Cuisine Everything we serve has been carefully chosen for freshness and flavour. In fact, there’s nothing you can’t enjoy even when dining at 35,000 feet. Our award winning menu has been meticulously created by our Royal Brunei Catering chefs, combining both Western and Oriental flavours using the best seasonal and fresh produce available.

For our Business Class guests on long-haul flights, you can now select your desired meal times. Our ‘Dine upon Request’ service is available throughout the flight up until 90 minutes before landing. Guests on all classes also enjoy our ‘Food Fit to Fly by’ service menu that features healthier and lighter meal options, complemented by our awardwinning cabin service from our crew.

Special Meals Royal Brunei offers variety of tasty culinary solutions to suit our guests’ special dietary requirements. Special meals can be ordered when you make

JOURNEY THROUGH THE DECAD ES As Brunei Darussalam’s national carrier, Royal Brunei Airlines serves not only as the coming of age of this tiny Sultanate, but today cements itself as serious competitor in the region.

The maiden flight to Begawan on 14 May, 1975.

Royal Brunei Airlines Singapore left Bandar Seri Boeing 737-200 on

Two Boeing 737 aircraft were put into service flying five times week to Singapore, two timesto Hong Kong, and seven timesto Kota Kinabalu. Servicesto Bangkok and Manila were added.

RB added Boeing 737, the quick change convertible aircraft, to its fleet. This aircraft allowedforeither an all-passengeror an all-cargo configuration, or acombination of both RB accepted the delivery of its, Boeing 757 aircraft that featured redesigned livery combining Brunei’s traditional royal colours on 16 May, 1986.

yourreservation; please confirm your request at least 24 hours before boarding your flight. Alcohol-free Environment Policy Royal Brunei Airlines operates alcohol-free flights to all destinations. Hand Luggage For your safety and comfort, you may store your hand luggage in the overhead lockers

or under th do not hesitate

at in front of you. Please to ask our cabin crew for

help in stowing your luggage properly.

Be careful when opening the overhead luggage compartments, as items dislodged by aircraft movement may fall on you or fellow guests. Liquids, Aerosols and Gels (LAG) Various countries have implemented restrictions on the carriage of liquids,

aerosols and gels in compliance with new guidelines set by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). Guests transiting through airports and carrying any liquids, pastes and gels in containers over 100ml may be asked to dispose of the items at security checkpoints. These restrictions may affect your ability to carry duty-free purchases onboard the aircraft. Customers are advised to check with duty free personnel before making their purchases. All liquids, aerosols and gels must be carried in containers of no greater than capacity (approximately 100gm in weight) and placed in transparent, resealable plastic bag. The plastic bag must be removed from carry on baggage and presented to security personnel at the checkpoint for inspection and separate x-ray screening.

Exceptions to the new regulations are medicines and dietary supplements

needed during flight, including baby food. Proof of need may be required.

Use of Electronic Equipment Electronic devic ich as Citizen’s band (CB) radio, remote-controlled devices (such as radio controlled toys), and transmitting devices that emit radio frequencies are not to be used at any time during the flight. These devices may interfere with the aircraft’s electronic equipment, compromising aircraft safety and endangering the lives of guests and crew. The following devices may be used on board, except during take-off, initial climb, approach and landing; mobile phones (which must be switched to flight mode), personal computers, FM receivers, calculators, electronic shavers, audio and video recorders, hand-held computer games, and playback devices.

RBtook delivery of the first of three leased Boeing 767-2O0ER aircraft in June 1990 and commercial airlines. The delivery of Boeing 767-200ER aircraft enabled RB’s route to extend to London Gatwick in November 1990. in May 1991, The route became daily service on December, 1996,

RB employed the use of toservice Miri and Labuan destinations that were Brunels oil and gas industry.

The opportunity to expand connections saw RB Surabaya in 1997,

Fokker 50 aircraft in Malaysia, two significant to the growth of

regional establishing service to

RB took delivery of two new Airbus A319 aircraft

in August and September 2003

Two more Airbus A320s were delivered in December 2003 and January 2004. In January 2010, RBintroduced Royal Brunei Holidays, revamp of its Golden Touch Holidays, packages available locally and abroad Direct services to Shanghai were re-launched in March 2010. RB’s newly-leased Boeing 777-200ER aircraft took off on its first commercial flight from Bandar Seri Begawan to London via Dubai in June 2010.

RB commenced four-times weekly fights to

Melbourne in March 2011.

In October 2012, RB launched rebranding journey with new logo and livery RBlaunched betterfly’, the Boeing 787 flight from Bandar Seri Begawan to Singapore on 18 October, 2013, followed by flights to Dubai and London on December, 2013 and to Melbourne on April, 2014

on 21 February, 2014.

The first of RB’s two ‘A320 CEO aircraft arrived in Bandar Seri Begawan on 26 September, 2015,

Source: MUHIBAH, the Royal Brunei Airlines in-flight magazine, 2018 Jul-Aug, pages 82-83. Text recovered from the scanned page by OCR and lightly corrected; spelling may differ from the printed edition.


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