Emirates 777 flight was my worst flight ever! -Trip Report Emirates 777-300 Dubai to London Stansted

Flying home after a layover in Dubai meant i had to endure the flight from hell. This flight from hell was part of a flight on emirates from Bengaluru in India to London Stansted & then on to Edinburgh Scotland. This flight was on one of Emirates Boeing 777-300ER's. Emirates being the largest operator of the Boeing 777 300 ER. In this Trip report Travel Vlog i try to get through a flight with screaming kids in Emirates Economy class on their Boeing 777.

This is a Comprehensive travel vlog aviation review of Emirates Econemy class from Dubai international airport to London Stansted airport.

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[WorldWide_Dom]

What are your thoughts on the current idea flying around for Family designated areas on aircraft?

[palonazo]

You're going to have to do a lot better than using the title "this was my worst flight ever" and then proceeding to describe a perfectly normal economy class flight that just happened to have a crying baby

[jah]

I understand it's annoying to have to listen to a crying child during a flight, but ultimately you have to understand that you're essentially on public transport, and part of that is sharing the space with others. Every child is different and you never know how they will react in a given situation. I can also assure you that nobody feels the pressure of a crying child more than the parents themselves, nobody wants to be hated by everyone on the plane.

I would strongly suggest investing in a pair of noise cancelling headphones and your problem will be solved. Or just fly private if not being around others is of high importance.

[travelsgravy]

The video title is misleading, Emirates had nothing to do with your flight from hell. You should consider changing the title to something "Screaming your way to Stansted", unless you made this title purposfully to garner the attention of audience to your video to have more views. Emirates haters would love your title though. EK didnt deserve it if they had nothing to do with your ears agony.from hell! Regarding seat and window issue, I would advise you to check Seat Guru to land a good one, if not aware or experienced enough!😂

[jedwig]

I feel your pain. I once sat behind a group of nuns on a flight from Rio to Gatwick. They did not sit still the whole flight and would constantly recline/unrecline their seats…

[Timstravels]

Notwithstanding enduring a crying baby for 7 hours your experience into Dante’s Inferno was compounded by ending up at Stanstead. Great vid as always Dom.

[davidowen]

The Cloudscapes and glimpses below (The Danube 😮) were wonderful 👍

[sandiandgregh]

We binge-watched your last few videos as we've been travelling ourselves to Scotland (including a fantastic journey to Shetland) and Northern Ireland. Sorry to see your stress at the end of an amazing trip. So many flights cancelled and delayed lately that you feel honoured if your flight actually goes...and on time! Glad you got home safe and sound. Looking forward to the next. Oh, and on the babies/toddlers on flights top. Your experience would be my "flight from hell" too. I love love love to fly and my flights are a big part of the enjoyment of my vacation. While I wish I could afford business and first class, that's a very rare treat so I'm usually in economy. Most times it's fine but... I doubt an airline would make a designated zone for families with the smallest travellers as it doesn't solve the noise issue. Kid-free flights? Yes, I'd sign up for that even if it cost a little more. Until that all happens (and I doubt it will as someone will call it discrimination on some level) I think I'll invest in some very good, noice-cancelling headphones.

[jamil]

That's why I got a noise canceling headphone when flying, that's a drawback for flying couch. But the fare is definitely soothing.

[rosswpc]

At the risk of being unpopular, I feel that constantly crying babies/toddlers on a long haul flight is purely down to parental neglect….there’s no need for it. Parents should go prepared for the flight with young children. As I see it, there are two separate reasons why children become fractious….It’s common for young children and babies to experience ear pain due to pressure changes during take off and descent/landing. To minimise this, sucking helps, so a breast feed or a bottle or drink that children have to suck on is the order of the day during takeoff and landing.
The other thing that causes toddlers and young children to become fractious and vocal is boredom during the flight. How many times do we ask young children to sit in the same seat for an extended period at home?! The solution therefore is to go prepared. Age appropriate books, toys, colouring books etc will help break up the boredom and therefore keep young children happy and minimise the attention seeking and boredom screaming.
I speak from experience of travelling with a baby/toddler/young child….and with strategies that worked. Parents need to think about how the flight will affect their child and put strategies in place to deal with this….ultimately it will be better for the child and less stressful for the parents and others passengers and staff.

[terryterry]

get ear plugs next time and double protection from headset

[janinehawkins]

It's difficult with young children, hence only took my child on short haul until older. You don't know the family circumstances though. Down to parent's or guardian to nurse them lot's of TLC, there may have been anxiety or ear discomfort. Sorry for a poor flight.

[JohninRosc]

Great video Dom! I felt your pain and misery. Just think, with a few more subscribers you'll be flying like some of your YouTube peers and all you'll have to moan about is there not being enough USB ports in your seat or being served Veuve Cliquot instead of Bollinger. Please don't let that happen.

[herbneely]

You need noise cancelling headphones ... try E7s

[jamiesworld]

At least u managed yo get on their new b777-300ER wuth new ice and update sests

[Nadiaandherchildren]

If it’s a young child we can advice to give them something to chew .. mostly it’s the ears that r in pain . So chewing helps . Really enjoying your videos

[stuartallen]

Good photography staff should have done more definitely

[cdba]

Surely the problem with a child free zone is if you are close to that zone, you will still hear the screaming. Now, child free flights - that would be my idea of bliss, and I'd happily pay considerably more for that!

[andyd]

That would be my idea of a flight from hell, screaming kids, that is one reason we never took ours on any aircraft until they were old enough.

[qpwssni]

best films at 37k feet how about Airport '77 or '78