These sleep pods are considered a way to ease the burden for passengers sitting on long flights, Kerry Reeves, the airline’s head of aircraft programs, explained in a video posted on YouTube.

The airline is currently testing its Skynest concept, which includes six full-length sleeping pods. According to CNN, passengers can stretch out and take naps on actual beds.

An Emirates Airlines flight attendant sent eyeballs pinwheeling online after revealing the swanky slumber chambers where ... A video detailing these sky-high sleep pods boasts over 8.2 million ...

The airline plans to offer the sleeping pods on its Auckland-New York and Auckland-Chicago routes first, beginning in September 2024.

Air New Zealand plans to add sleep-pod style bunk beds to many of their wide-body planes as those undergo a planned retrofit, as well as to a new batch of Boeing 787 Dreamliners.

Each little sleep lounge, which are often found above or below the main cabin in the rear of the plane, offers skyway workers ...

This airline thinks $95 an hour is within the realm of possibility. ... The Economy Skynest sleep pods will be located between the economy and premium economy cabins on certain long-haul routes, ...

The airline will let economy passengers book bunks for four-hour periods. The beds with launch on New York and Chicago routes in 2024.

An Air New Zealand jet offering the Economy Skynest service would feature six of the sleep pods. Each one will be around 200cm long and 58cm wide, and include bedding and possibly a charging port ...

Passengers can now get some shut-eye in their very own sleeping space to ease the burden of a long flight.