Air New Zealand will have sleeper seats in economy class by 2024

When we go on vacation, we’re all excited about the destination, but not about the work it takes to get there. So, one airline is looking to change things up with the option to sleep comfortably on a long flight. By 2024, Air New Zealand It will offer its new Dreamliner aircraft, which will have economy class cabins with bunk beds.

This innovative cabin is called the SkyNest, and six sleeping pods are stacked on top of each other to maximize space. Passengers can book one four-hour session in one block on a flight. Each room has a privacy screen, ventilation and USB charging for electronic devices. “Our New Zealand location puts us in a unique position to lead the ultimate long-haul travel experience. We’ve focused on sleep, comfort and wellness because we know how important it is for our customers to be well-rested. Whether they’re heading straight to a meeting or arriving at their first vacation hotspot.” , everyone wants to start on the right track.” He says Air New Zealand CEO Greg Foran.

Getting to and from Oceania requires one of the longest flight experiences, but these flights are designed to make the experience as pleasant as possible, even on a budget. Skynest’s design comes from the New Zealand Maori name for aotearoa: trees and the tui bird. “Whether we’re welcoming visitors or bringing home a New Zealander, we want our customers to enjoy Aotearoa from the moment they board and get a great night’s sleep,” explains Leanne Geraghty, director of customer service and director of sales. Economy Class passengers also have access to Sky Pantry meals during the flight, so they can eat and stay hydrated.

In addition to Skynest, Air New Zealand’s Dreamliner Economy Class will feature more spacious and comfortable seats, larger entertainment screens and Bluetooth audio capability to connect to devices. Additionally, those who want extra legroom can opt for bungee seats. “Research shows it’s hard to get a good night’s sleep on the first night away from home, so everything we do onboard is to help create a sense of calm, including lighting and sleep rituals, including tea and sleep balm. Food options and breathable fabrics. On-screen meditation content, Zentertainment , will help clients relax and prepare for relaxation,” says Geraghty.

Air New Zealand’s Dreamliner flights and Skynest will be ready for passengers from 2024.

Air New Zealand’s new Dreamliner aircraft will have economy class berths from 2024.

Passengers can book 4-hour sessions on Skynest to help them sleep during long-haul flights.

The Dreamliner’s economy class features more spacious seats and larger entertainment screens.

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