Air New Zealand plans to introduce pods with flat beds in economy class, initially installing them on direct flights to Chicago and New York from Auckland
SYDNEY—Airline passengers traveling long haul have gotten accustomed to an uncomfortable night’s sleep in economy class. One carrier thinks it has the answer.
plans to introduce pods with flat beds in coach that passengers can book for four-hour naps. The pods will initially be installed on direct flights to Chicago and New York from Auckland, which can last up to 17 hours or more.
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