Abu Dhabi might be the first airport to install GoSleep pods, but other airports have before been creative about giving travelers a place to sleep. Munich Airport has Napcabs in Terminal 2.

Yotel also hopes to expand into U.S. airports at some point, as does NapCity Americas, which has acquired U.S. rights to Napcabs, a German-based sleep pod company that operates at the Munich airport.

Airport sleep pods haven for stranded fliers. September 17, ... a German-based sleep pod company that operates at the Munich airport. As airports are growing and expanding, ...

For decades, a thunderstorm or missed connection meant you might have to sleep in the airport, leaving frustrated travelers with a truly tired dilemma: Is the boarding gate chair-curl worth a try ...

We’ve all seen them: weary travelers stretched across rows of uncomfortable airport seats trying to nap. Others splay themselves across the airport floor in hopes of catching some shut eye as ...

Sleep pods give stranded airport passengers a place to rest ... Sleeping cabins at the Munich Airport, which have a minimum cost of $43, let travellers relax or sleep in between flights.

Yotel hopes to expand to the U.S. market as does a fourth company, NapCity Americas, which acquired U.S. rights to Napcabs, a German-based sleep pod company currently operating at the Munich airport.

For decades, a thunderstorm or missed connection meant you might have to sleep in the airport, leaving frustrated travelers with a truly tired dilemma: Is the boarding gate chair-curl worth ...

Yotel also hopes to expand into U.S. airports at some point, as does NapCity Americas, which has acquired U.S. rights to Napcabs, a German-based sleep pod company that operates at the Munich airport.

Yotel also hopes to expand into U.S. airports at some point, as does NapCity Americas, which has acquired U.S. rights to Napcabs, a German-based sleep pod company that operates at the Munich airport.