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Air New Zealand to offer the world’s first sleep pods for economy travelers

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In 2024, Air New Zealand’s new Dreamliners will be available, offering more choices for travelers.  This includes a new Business Premier Luxe seat, designed for customers looking for more space and privacy, and Skynest, the world’s first sleep pods in the sky for Economy travelers.  The Skynest concept was first announced in 2020.

Air New Zealand Skynest
Air New Zealand Skynest

The airline has also added a Sky Pantry to the Premium Economy and Economy cabins, so customers can stretch their legs, grab a bite to eat, and hydrate at their leisure throughout their journey.

Business Premier Luxe

The best sleep in the sky. A luxury experience with all the features of Business Premier, but with a fully closing door and space for two to dine.

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Air New Zealand
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Business Premier

A comfortable and private nest for a blissful journey and tranquil sleep. And if traveling with a companion, the middle row allows customers to open their nests and share their experiences.

Premium Economy

For the treat-seekers looking for a little luxury to unwind and enjoy a taste of Aotearoa.

Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand

Economy Skynest

It’s time to swap the headrest for some bed rest. Say hello to the world’s first sleep pods in the sky, Skynest. Stretch out in one of six pods for part of your journey and catch some shut-eye. A game-changer for economy travelers.

Economy Skycouch

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Use the Skycouch the way you want. Sit, spread out, or lie down and snooze. Share the space or keep it all to yourself.

Economy Stretch

It’s all in the name. This seat is for those who want to rest and stretch their legs further than the regular Economy seat.

Economy seat

An enhanced economy seat designed with more storage, comfort and space and a 50% bigger screen for entertainment. Connect to Bluetooth audio and pair your device to act as a remote control or second screen.

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