I Was Warned Not to Post This - Kuwait Airways First Class

🌏 Get NordVPN 2 year plan + 4 months free here ➼ https://nordvpn.com/nonstopdan - it’s risk-free with Nord’s 30-day money-back guarantee!✌ 🚨 PART 2: https://youtu.be/5BcIff52YbM 💰 Save 20-80% on premium cabin flights with Points Master: https://nonstop-dan.com/points-master-ci25 ❓Need help using your points? Points Master Concierge➡ https://nonstop-dan.com/points-master-concierge-ci ———————————————————————— 👬OSKAR AND DAN: @OskarandDan 🎁 BUY MERCH: http://nonstopdan.com/merch 📸FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/thenonstopdan ———————————————————————— 💳 Paid: $1480 one-way BKK-DXB FAQ: Info about me: https://nonstopdan.com/about/ My YouTube story: https://youtu.be/gsZsncR_Hq8 Airline: Kuwait Airways, KU Aircraft: Boeing 777-300ER Aircraft registration: 9K-AOI Route: Bangkok - Kuwait City Flight numbers: Ku412 Seat: 2K Contact for general questions: [email protected] Contact for sponsorship inquiries: [email protected] ———————————————————————— Music: http://share.epidemicsound.com/nqD7H This video is sponsored by NordVPN. ———————————————————————— Timestamps: 00:00 - Kuwait Airways threatened me?! 01:40 - Why this will be a 2-part review 02:30 - Departure from Bangkok & extra security 03:10 - First look at the aircraft & cabin 04:00 - Boarding Kuwait Airways First Class 04:40 - Recording “issues” begin 05:20 - Service begins: drinks & dates 06:00 - Menus, amenity kit, and first impressions 07:30 - The seat, turbulence, and odd crew behavior 08:30 - Galley observation and awkward exchange 10:30 - Meal service: mezze, main, and dessert 11:50 - Final verdict on the meal 12:30 - Is this just... boring? 13:00 - Lack of bedding 14:00 - In-flight Wi-Fi and entertainment 14:40 - Snack basket and pre-landing meal 15:40 - Price reveal 16:20 - Verbal threats from the purser 17:10 - Hint at what happened after landing 17:30 - Stay tuned for part 2 About Kuwait Airways: Kuwait Airways is the national airline of Kuwait, headquartered in Kuwait City. Founded in 1954, it operates a modern fleet including the Airbus A350 and Boeing 777-300ER, offering flights to destinations across the Middle East, Europe, Asia, and North America. Known for its traditional Arabic hospitality, Kuwait Airways provides full-service inflight experiences including halal meals, generous baggage allowances, and comfortable seating across Economy, Business (Royal Class), and First Class cabins. The airline operates from its hub at Kuwait International Airport’s Terminal 4, and is a member of the Arab Air Carriers Organization (AACO). With a focus on safety, luxury, and expanding global connectivity, Kuwait Airways continues to modernize its fleet and improve customer service as part of its “Earning Your Trust” mission. Popular routes include London, New York, Dubai, and Manila, appealing to both business and leisure travelers seeking quality service and competitive fares. About Boeing 777-300ER: The Boeing 777-300ER (Extended Range) is one of the world’s most popular long-haul, wide-body twin-engine jets, known for its exceptional range, fuel efficiency, and passenger comfort. Entering service in 2004, the 777-300ER can fly up to 13,650 km (7,370 nautical miles), making it ideal for ultra-long-haul international routes. Powered by GE90 engines—the most powerful commercial jet engines ever built—it can carry over 350 passengers in a typical three-class configuration. Airlines worldwide, including Emirates, Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, and Air France, rely on the 777-300ER for flagship service. The aircraft features spacious cabins, large overhead bins, lower cabin altitude, and advanced aerodynamics for a smoother ride. It is also favored for its cargo capacity and impressive safety record. As a cornerstone of many premium fleets, the Boeing 777-300ER balances performance, reliability, and passenger experience, making it a preferred choice for both travelers and airlines around the globe. This video and its sound are protected by YouTube copyright, ​and any unapproved use in other videos will be reported.