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Once a slightly fancy middle ground between first class and coach, business-class seats are getting serious upgrades. Caviar, ...

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It doesn’t necessarily feel that way once you’re settling into your seat a few hours before bedtime, though. Unless you’re flying business class and have the luxury of a lay-flat bed and private pod, ...

Fliers searching for more shut-eye give more unorthodox pillows a shot—even one that looks like a marshmallow around their heads.

The airline is now pioneering an even more radical solution: economy-class bunk beds. Known as "SkyNests," these pods, available on flights between New York and Chicago, offer a new level of comfort.

Fortunately, a handful of airlines have come up with a creative solution to this problem—by offering fliers the option to reserve a row of seats for sleeping at a reduced rate.

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