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Air Mauritius A330neo business class (from Perth!)

Today I’m boarding Air Mauritius for the first time ever on its A330-900neo, in business class, from Perth to Mauritius, a really nice 8-hour day flight for sampling the airline’s offering. This was my trip home from Western Australia after having shot a bunch of videos in South Africa including SAA’s momentous relaunch of Johannesburg-Perth flights (link to that one below). Get a quick look at Perth and hear a bit about why I loved it so much, check out the lovely Perth International Airport, and see what it’s like onboard Air Mauritius from food to service to the seats and more. And I finish things off with my new rating system which boils things down to an overall recommendation: is Air Mauritius A330neo business class a strong buy, one to consider, maybe look elsewhere or avoid at all costs? Don’t miss the lovely views of Mauritius on approach too – we just managed to catch the last light; it was especially cool that we could see the entire island from the air as we descended! Follow me on TikTok for content you won’t find elsewhere:   / airedition   Follow me on Instagram for daily updates:   / gabeleigh   Follow the Air Edition page on Facebook:   / airedition   Flight information: May 1, 2024 | MK441 PER-MRU A330-900NEO 3B-NBV [age: 5 years] Flight time: 7h59m Business class | seat 6J How I booked it: This ticket was PER-MRU-CDG-ARN in business class, with a stopover at MRU, using Aeroplan points. It was available for 115,000 miles + $200 but I chose to pay a little more in cash and less in miles and the final cost was 71,000 points + $808 (USD). SECTIONS: 00:00 Intro 00:24 Perth! 00:55 At Perth Airport 02:20 How I booked 03:00 Onboard & first impressions 05:11 Amenity kit giveaway 05:52 Takeoff 08:25 Lunch & Mauritian punch 10:09 WiFi & other amenities 12:31 Overall rating 13:01 Descent & landing Shot on: Sony FX3, iPhone 15 Pro Max & DJI Action 2 Music: Epidemic Sound Shot, written and edited by Gabriel Leigh, a.k.a. Gabe Leigh.